[APH] Children of Europa: England and France

This is a French-English novel dressed up as historical fiction. The strangest thing is that its backdrop is the War of the Spanish Succession in 1704, while its central conflict revolves around the Hundred Years' War between England and France. But whether you know these historical events or not makes no difference to the reading experience. They merely provide a framework for the plot and don't affect it much. To quote a famous writer from France's own corner: "History? It's just a nail on which I hang my novel."

Warning: There are episodes of absurdity, nonsensical artsy stuff, shameless favoritism toward the eyebrowed guy, and a distorted, romanticized portrayal of war. Read with caution.

I'm posting this in time for Qixi, even though neither of these two celebrates it. = =

The manuscript is finished. All that's left is typing it up and revising it, so you can safely dive in.

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