This post first appeared on paperlanternwriters.com March, in my mind, has always meant Spring. A little windy, perhaps, but warm weather, planting in the garden, and rain. We still have wind where I live, but freezing temperatures overnight are confusing my blossoming blueberries and there’s no rain in the long-range forecast. Unfortunately, that’s becoming normal.… Continue reading Top Hist Fic Pics for March 2022
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Top 5 Picks New Hist Fic
This post first appeared on paperlanternwriters.com My favorite valentine this February may very well be a book! Whether you’re in an unseasonably cold area or an unseasonable warm area, it’s a good time to snuggle up with a new book. Here are some historical novels being released in February. BIOGRAPHICAL The Prophet’s Wifeby Libbie Grant… Continue reading Top 5 Picks New Hist Fic
5 Carnegie Libraries in Northern California
February is National Library Month. What better way to celebrate than to showcase Carnegie libraries near me? As a teen, Andrew Carnegie borrowed books from the personal library of Colonel James Anderson, who opened his collection to his workers every Saturday. By doing so, he provided immigrants like Carnegie the opportunity to better themselves in… Continue reading 5 Carnegie Libraries in Northern California
5 Hist Fic Picks for January
Happy New Year! I hope you were able to read a bunch of new historical fiction in 2021 and are looking forward to a new year of new books. My top five January picks are all about favorite authors and beautiful covers. WOMEN IN SCIENCE Her Hidden Genius by Marie Benedict "Fans of historical fiction… Continue reading 5 Hist Fic Picks for January
Finding Happiness
(This post first appeared on Paper Lantern Writers) If you asked me today if I was happy, I’d say yes without hesitating. If you asked me why, however, I couldn’t answer right away. Many things are currently going right in my life that I’m proud of or excited about, but I am also feeling frustrated… Continue reading Finding Happiness