Nowhere has Diana said that “rape is beautiful.” And “Alice in Wonderland themes”? Makes me wonder what you might be smoking.

Diana has a Ph.D. in science, and uses her skills to do research for background and history of her books.

The correct title of Diana’s blog you mentioned is “Pam’s Ode to a Penis.” Ode, as in a poem or song! Nowhere does her blog entry say that a woman named Pam has a penis. It is a funny poem giving silly advice to romance authors who use florid terms. That link including Diana’s introduction is at:

https://dianagabaldon.com/2008/02/pams-ode-to-a-penis/

Diana discusses her writing and creative processes in her Writer’s Corner at:

https://dianagabaldon.com/resources/what-i-do/

I am a Scottish woman who has been living in Nz since 2013. I have only recently found your blog, which has been very informative.

I have not read any of your books but did watch the first series with my sister as our ancestry is the Fraser clan, so we found the history of your story interesting.

But I could not continue to watch as I found it very disturbing and not to my taste. However I am interested in some of the history, and wondered where do you get all your information and stories from? Are they all made up from your own personal experiences or from people you know?

I couldn’t understand what you meant by Pam’s Penis? (Pam is short for Pamela, Pam is a woman’s name, women don’t tend to have Penis’s) I’m not sure what your audience thinks of this, but its a little odd.

There are some points, or rather a lot of points in your blog that are very unclear to what you are referring too. You constantly say throughout your blog to read between the lines… or (cough) and that your audience are mentally capable of working out what it is you are actually communicating? Seams that there is another story behind it all.

You reference lot about poison or poisoning, octopuses, mad scientists, Easter eggs, gynocologists, Alice in wonderland themes and saying that rape is beautiful and more.

With all this how do you go about living your normal life? If your audience is to read between the lines and you reference on all of this, it’s a very dark place indeed.

Let the light in..