During blueberry season it is easy to find fresh blueberries in abundance in grocery stores and farmer’s markets. We have … More
Category: Women’s History
Book Review: THE WEIGHT OF INK by Rachel Kadish
THE WEIGHT OF INK by Rachel Kadish is one of those books that, when you close its covers upon reading … More
Words To Live By: “Nature Brings Solace In All Troubles”
Within her diary, first published as THE SECRET ANNEX and later published as THE DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL, Anne … More
Book Review: THE SECOND MRS. HOCKADAY by Susan Rivers
As a fan of Civil War-era historical fiction, I thoroughly enjoyed the slim debut of THE SECOND MRS. HOCKADAY. An … More
Words: “Where Human Beings Grow Human Souls …”
Where do we find our courage, our strength, our resiliency, our compassion… Ursula K. Le Guin explained in her Mills College … More
The Myth Behind Fried Green Tomatoes
When I first moved to the south about twelve years ago, I saw fried green tomatoes on just about every … More
Book Review: THE FIRE BY NIGHT by Teresa Messineo
There is something about THE FIRE BY NIGHT by Teresa Messineo that packs a big punch. Perhaps it’s the reality … More
Book Review: THE WOMEN IN THE CASTLE by Jessica Shattuck
Where to begin with THE WOMEN IN THE CASTLE? For starters: if you think you’ve read every WWII historical fiction … More
Book: THESE IS MY WORDS by Nancy E. Turner
“Sarah Prine… is a force to be reckoned with – gun toting and fierce” These Is My Words: The Diary … More
The World War II Women Knew
The stories of World War II have been told many times through a multitude of male perspectives and usually with … More