HistoricalFiction

Greetings Historians!
          	
          	In the spirit of looking back at history and with Wattpad about to celebrate 18 years: what brought YOU to Wattpad in the first place?

katiegoesmew

@HistoricalFiction Looking for a site to post my newest fanfiction. Actually, looking for a forum to post it, because it had been so long since I wrote fanfiction, that was the standard way to share it back in the day, and then I realized that wasn't really a thing anymore. So...Wattpad. :)
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HistoricalFiction

Greetings Historians!
          
          In the spirit of looking back at history and with Wattpad about to celebrate 18 years: what brought YOU to Wattpad in the first place?

katiegoesmew

@HistoricalFiction Looking for a site to post my newest fanfiction. Actually, looking for a forum to post it, because it had been so long since I wrote fanfiction, that was the standard way to share it back in the day, and then I realized that wasn't really a thing anymore. So...Wattpad. :)
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HistoricalFiction

Greetings Historians!
          
          It's almost our birthday and it's time to celebrate YOU--the main character in our story!
          
          Can you believe it's been 18 years of Wattpad? To mark this major milestone, we're inviting you to enter our HBD Video Contest for a chance to win BIG prizes! To enter, submit a 15-60 second video telling us what Wattpad means to you. Show us your creativity, passion, and all the reasons you're part of this amazing community!
          
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          To join more celebrations, head on over to the @nonfiction profile to discuss your own years on Wattpad in their story 'My Wattpad Memoir':
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HistoricalFiction

Greetings, Historians!
          
          ✨️We Want to Know✨️
          
          What do you think is the most interesting ancient civilization that existed on the Earth?

Azukiel

Ancient Egypt and Viking Norse Scandinavia.
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ShaneekaBarnett02

@HistoricalFiction I'd say the Mayans
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thesentientnotes

@HistoricalFiction ancient Egypt or Ancient Japan since I'm interested in samurais and learning about their culture.
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HistoricalFiction

✨ Would You Rather ✨
          
          Would you rather experience the Renaissance in Florence or the Industrial Revolution in London?

Annabethandalex

@HistoricalFiction probably london. I'm not as instristed in the middle ages, though there are some pretty cool things to learn about it.
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Quinn-the-Writer

@HistoricalFiction I'd go for the Industrial Revolution without a doubt! I'd be interested in the early technology and seeing how things differ from present times (assuming I still retain memories of current times.)
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Glory_feeling2

@HistoricalFiction My answer: sorry. I have to do research.  I am not familiar with both eras. If the industrial revolution was anything like the US I'd pick that. If the Renaissance in Florence was like in Victorian times, nope. Not into the high society times with snooty people.
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HistoricalFiction

Greetings Historians, 
          
          It is time for this month's Undiscovered Historical!
          
          Shoutout to: DEVOTION by @Madam_Nazar!
          
          ❤ Status: Complete
          ❤ Hashtags: #historical #enemiestolovers #barbarian #romance #fantasy #destiny
          ❤ Link: https://www.wattpad.com/story/328063129-devotion
          ❤ Blurb: 
          The blood of the unknown parches the soul more than the blood of the kin.
          I've watched this magnificent sin for too long to grin
          As the blood of the once loved rains onto your people which is now mine
          Grip your mares' saddles, the loudest storm has come...
          
          The war of the Kasvoltran's scarlet wind took two great kings from foe countries. 
          Danishmenthan's new king Bayezid's if not the first but the most prayed order was making the rest of the Tigrisian Royal Family pledge allegiance to himself at the battlefield including the first son of passed king Dragar, Prince Jaromir Dragarevic. 
          
          This is the epic of love, faith, betrayal, the hardest rain, the brightest sun, the thickest dark and 
          the loudest lightning...
          Tale of the most fearsome and wise ruler and his greatest knight...
          ...
          We love whom we love.
          ~~~~~~
          
          
          Congratulations to our October Undiscovered historical author! Go ahead and check out the story on their profile!

HistoricalFiction

⭐ We Want To Know ⭐
          
          What is your favorite historical site or landmark you have visited, and what made it special?

Annabethandalex

@HistoricalFiction Probably fort mchenry. Not big, but I haven't seen many, and no big ones, and I just found d this one and the history of it cool. I went through a fase with the war of 1812 while visiting it, which made it cooler
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HateRr11

On a holiday to Crete, we visited Knossos Palace. It was awe inspiring to learn about the Minoans society years before the Greeks. It's an open air museum that visitors are able to peruse at their leisure. While my family and husband wandered, I found myself spending time with the peacocks that live at the palace and sitting in silence imagining what the palace would have been like in its prime.
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PennyPapers

Royston Cave is really cool. It’s full of medieval carvings and no one knows for sure who made it, but it’s just under a regular street in a small town.
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