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JUST A SEASON - a must read... by John Wills
Praise for Just a Season . . ....
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Just a Season Review Excerpts by John Wills
"Just a Season" has reached a major milestone entering its second printing. I would like to thank all who have so warmly received this wonderful novel...
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Keeping a Promise by E. Franklin Evans
A son discovers his father's last wish and vows to keep a promise....
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King Arthur’s Children by Tyler R. Tichelaar, Ph.D.: Book Reivew by Irene Watson
While Mordred is the only child of King Arthur most people remember, in the Arthurian legend’s earliest versions, Mordred was only Arthur’s nephew, an...
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Knowing Daniel by Mick Jett
Review for epic novel Knowing Daniel by Mick Jett in the Tallahassee Democrat, a Gannett newspaper....
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Latest Reviews by Jessica James
Author Jessica James' Civil War novel garners reviews...
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Letters Detail Life During Combat in Vietnam by Faith DeVeaux
This article on 4MilitaryFamilies.com features the story of "When Duty Calls," as well as some background on Faith DeVeaux....
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Links to Culper Spy Ring by Bernadine Fawcett
Our freedom is owed to the spies of the revolutonary war. Follow the links....
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Local Author by Julie Palella
Add placed in local newspaper, jumped sales considerably!...
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Loss of Innocence by Anne Newton Walther: Book Review by Irene Watson
In the historical novel, "Loss of Innocence," Anne Newton Walther tells a vivid story of courage, betrayal, and love. In spite of her noble heritage, ...
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Lure of the Southern Gothic by Rosemary Poole-Carter
One writer's affinity for the twists and turns of gothic literature...
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M.K. Turner reviews 'Fighting Bob' by Bob Stockton
M.K. Turner recently reviewed my new book, 'Fighting Bob."...
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Midwest Book Review-High Praise for Robert Noonan's Orphan Train Trilogy by Robert Noonan
From 1854 to 1929 over 200,000 homeless children traveled westward to find new homes. Some found loving homes; some did not....
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More Praise for Orphan Train Trilogy by Robert Noonan
A little-known corner of United States history is accurately and pleasantly presented....
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Mothers and Daughters by Gwen Madoc
Evil loanshark Stan Naylor demands Lucy settle her mother's debt in kind by becoming his mistress and he won’t take no for an answer.
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Mozart's Wife (2) by Juliet Waldron
The story of Constanze and Wolfgang continues. ...
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Mozart's Wife -3 pages by Juliet Waldron
In which Constanze meets her destiny, in the form of a little man who is already world famous: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart....
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Mozart's Wife/3 by Juliet Waldron
Aloysia is a spoiled rotten big sister!...
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My video press release by Valerie Amor
My excitement knew no bounds when I viewed my video press release for the first time....
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National Best Books 2008 Awards by Robert Noonan
Orphan Train Trilogy Scores Again...
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Nero's Suicide: Thumbs Up Or Thumbs Down? by Humphry Knipe
Have we got "thumbs up" and "thumbs down" the wrong way round? Illustrated by Nero's theatrical suicide....
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New Historical Yahoo group by Anne Whitfield
Attention Historical Fiction Writers ...
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New Project - The Wildfire by Joy Kaimaparamban
A journey through a part of history, which is apart from the history of India we heard till now.
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New Review for the Academician by Edward Patterson
Here's a new Review from Rainbow Reviews...
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New Review Post by John Wills
This book actually touched my heart and inspired me to increase the equity in my “dash”! Excellent -- ...
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New Twist to Racial Conflict in the American South by Irene Watson
Traumatized as a child after witnessing a hanging, the first black reporter at a Southern newspaper in the 1960's attempts to solve the mysterious aba...
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Michael B. Druxman: Book Review by Irene Watson
"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" by author Michael B. Druxman is a revisionist history of Hollywood's Golden Era and the tabloid press that covered it...
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OPERATION OBOE by Miller Caldwell
Heroic women of the 20th Century. Entering the gates of a male establishment - The Foreign Office. ...
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Orphan Train Trilogy by Robert Noonan
All three novels of Orphan Train Trilogy are among ten finalists in International Competition....
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Orphan Train Trilogy by Robert Noonan
For an emotional experience read letters written by children that rode the orphan trains over a century ago....
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Orphan Train Trilogy has three Finalists in International Competition. by Robert Noonan
A little-known corner of U.S. History. From 1854-1929 over 200,000 homeless children left New York City to find homes in the Wesr and Southwest....
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Orphan Train: Letter-1 by Robert Noonan
Read Letters written by children who rode the orphan trains over one hundred years ago. Some are a joy to read; others are not....
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Orphan Train: Letter-2 by Robert Noonan
Over 200,000 children left New York City to find new homes in the West and Southwest between 1854-1929. Many of the children wrote letters to the Agen...
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Orphan Train: Letter-3 by Robert Noonan
This is the third of four letters written by orphan train riders that I will be submitting. No homeless child knew in advance what kind of life they w...
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Orphan Train: Letter-4 by Robert Noonan
This is the fourth and last letter written by an orphan train rider that I will be submitting. I wish I had many more to share with you.
This...
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Pacific Sail Amazon Review by Alan Strunk
Reader Review of Pacific Sail on Amazon.com...
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Perfect for Fans of “Oppenheimer,” Gritty Historical Novel Is All-Too-Real by Thomas Yeggy
The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking and we thus drift toward unparalleled catastrophe....
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Podcast on Writing Christine de Pizan with Seymour Hamilton by Jess Wells
Seymour Hamilton, author of the Astreya Trilogy (Fireship Press) and I discuss writing historical fiction, the mind of a pioneer, and the upside/downs...
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Polka Dot Reviews: July 6, 2009 review of Shooting an Albatross by Steven Lundin
Review of Shooting an Albatross by Polka Dot Reviews...
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POST MORTEMS by Tom poesyco.th@gmail.com
Ever do something Stupid ...
And your Best Friend, Buddy ...
Co-Worker, or even Spouse ...
Or 'Significant Other' ...
Says to yo...
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President/Supreme Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower & Concierges by Carol Speed
President/Supreme Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower created the Concierge Position....
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Press Releases and Articles by J Robert Whittle
Newspaper articles and Press Releases written about J Robert Whittle and his success....
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Prologue to Hollywood Iliad: a Tincture of Red by larryfugett Fugett
Prologue by Nat Segaloff, David M. Kimmel and Arnie Reisman from their Warner Brothers play The Waldorf Conference ...
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Publication of Far Beyond Rubies as a paperback by Rosemary Morris
“When Gervaise first sees Juliana he recognises her, but not from this lifetime, and knows he will always protect her.”...
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Reader's Guide for A Slender Tether by Jess Wells
Here's a reader's guide for the historical fiction book set in the Middle Ages, A Slender Tether. Novellas and a story, perfect for a readers group ...
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Readers Guide to The Mandrake Broom by Jess Wells
"The Mandrake Broom" dramatizes the fight to save medical knowledge during the witch-burning times. This readers guide gives you questions for an indi...
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Recreating Past Lives by Goldie Alexander
How careful research and a bit of imagination can result in creating past lives ...
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Red Cross Emotions of War by Gary Prisk
A three hour presentation by the author and the Seattle Times war correspondent Hal Bernton. ...
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Researching Eagle Rising by Shelly Greenhalgh-Davis
A description of some of the detailed research that goes into writing a historical novel....
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Review of The Jesse James Scrapbook by George Jansen by Frank Mundo
Review of The Jesse James Scrapbook by George Jansen...
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