Historynerd Stories

My music, art and weird history dump lmao. A place for lovers of history, art, music, etc Plenty of Romantic/Classical era pieces and composers, and Impressionist art Requests always open for new stuff, my fellow nerds! Disclaimer - None of the stuff in here is mine unless stated, all credit goes to their due creators/publishers

An essay about the Revolutionary War

Centuries ago in the forest surrounding Camelot a child is born, part human, part fairy her birth has long been foretold for she is the child of a prophecy, one that warns of the destruction of kingdoms and worlds. Unsafe in her own time she is taken from the world of chivalry and legend and forced to grow up in a time where the truth of her identity has been lost to time. Raised as a child of the 21st century Cara leaves her quiet, happy life for a summer of adventure to relish in her love of history and myth. But when the appearance of a mysterious stranger triggers a series of bizarre events Cara finds herself more involved with the past than she could ever have imagined. Now a guest at the court of King Arthur, Cara begins a journey to unravel the mysteries of her own past while fighting against a future that warns of her untimely demise. Join Cara as she battles against destiny, struggles against the weight of her own power and is drawn in by the charm of a knight whose own destiny is Camelot's ultimate destruction.

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Just days ago, Maximilien de Robespierre was the most feared man in all of France. A mere word could result in a man being sent to his death. Now, the once-great orator sits silent and alone in a dark cell, his jaw shattered from a failed suicide attempt and his once-impeccable clothes a grisly blood-stained mess. Clinging to life and awaiting Madame Guillotine's blade in the cell that once housed his enemy, Marie Antoinette, he watches his country at war with itself and wonders if everything he did 'for the good of France,' was worth it. ----------------------- Cover art created by yours truly! This book contains the original and rewritten version of the story. WARNING: Swearing, mention of attempted suicide, mild descriptions of gore, flashbacks, and some scenes containing violence and possibly graphic detail. We have to keep it accurate to the French Revolution and the real Robespierre after all. ----------------------- AWARDS 2nd Place- ECA Awards

A Short Story - Post battle of Lexington Green April 19th 1775 PLOT TWIST Told by a young Quaker girl, who is also a loyalist (DUN DUN DUN MAJOR PLOT TWIST, Because most Lexington stories are told from a Patriot that is in the Militia) Very short story, I am submitting this to a writing contest on the 23 of this month.... I need peer editing, and advice. Thank you All!!!