Timothy Fay
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Fiona Ingram:
What are your thoughts on the "London Stone," and, do you think there's any remote chance it's related to the Stone of Excalibur? (crazy question, I think, but that's what makes books fun.) :) .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jATZBZ7WtrU&t=2s
Fiona Ingram
Thank you for sending me this fascinating video! Yes, I wonder if it has anything to do with King Arthur's Excalibur. Both this sword and the London Stone are so shrouded in mystery it could be possible they have been associated in history. The stone itself is venerated and since Arthur is such an iconic figure, I would love to imagine the Stone was important in his time.
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Kim Blades
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Fiona Ingram:
I don't want fame and fortune. I'd like to make a good living as a writer and be proud of what I write. But thinking like J K won't do any harm in the inspirational and confidence areas of creative fiction. That's what I seem to lack sometimes, inspiration and confidence in myself. So imagining ourselves as the next J K Rowling will help, hey?
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