Well that was most enjoyable! I don't know much about Victoria so I was blissfully unaware of any historical inaccuracies. I'm wondering what those of you who are more up to speed on her life & times thought?
Wow! Ten years in SL is like a century in RL!
Congratulations on this milestone, Jacon. Wishing you many more happy years in Antiquity.
Sounds like a great deal, Merry. Thanks for telling us!
Important: verifying your e-mail address with Second life
the Lab recently introduced e-mail verification. When you sign-up to Second Life, the e-mail account provided will receive a request to verify it (the usual click-on-the-link approach); if you change the e-mail address, you will receive a similar verification request.
In addition, there is also an option within the Change Email Settings of your Second Life dashboard where you can have your e-mail verified without having to change your e-mail address.
This is important because, starting in the very near future, the Lab will be making changes to their e-mail service which will eventually mean that outgoing e-mails will not be sent to any unverified e-mail addresses.
Many thanks to Inara for this information. I just verified my own email 
Congratulations, Elisabeth!! Will be sending it along as soon as I'm inworld. Would love to see a pic of you with it
The Witches of New York: A Novel 
In the vein of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, comes a new novel from historical fiction maven Ami McKay that transports readers to the heart of Victorian New York, where three witches practice their craft—to the delight of some—but at their own peril.
A most enjoyable read, beautifully written with wonderful atmosphere. I particularly enjoyed the references to Cleopatra's Needle as I've seen its twin in London, England. Now that I've gotten to know the characters I really wish I could learn more of their lives. Fingers crossed that Ms McKay will provide further tales of these feisty witches.
Many thanks for the billy goat, Elisabeth! All the girls in white thank you as well 
I see that novel #9 is on its way...someday...publication date still unknown. From its title I'm wondering if it's going to be the last. Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone.
DG has said that there will be a tenth novel. I'm not sure but I'm thinking that will be the last one. She's also mention a prequel involving Jamie's parents.
For 2017 she's releasing Seven Stones to Stand or Fall
What this is, is a “Collection of Outlander Fiction,” as the cover states. It’s seven novellas, all written by me, and all dealing with the interesting side-stories and lacunae of the Outlander universe.
Though I've read a few of those seven novellas, I'm looking forward to reading the others
