Writing History … Tracking Trump’s Actions #4
Donald Trump and his administration continue to make history. My intent with these posts is to map recent actions of Trump 2.0 against Project 2025. To help with this I
April 21, 2025
Donald Trump and his administration continue to make history. My intent with these posts is to map recent actions of Trump 2.0 against Project 2025. To help with this I
Yesterday, at the ROM – Royal Ontario Museum – we visited an exhibit titled Auschwitz. No other word is needed. Words won’t do this exhibit justice, but let me try:
One Good Thing is “an unforgettable story of hardship and hope, courage and resilience, that follows one young woman’s journey through war-torn Italy.” It is also a tale of friendship,
I was on a Zoom call with an author friend of mine who writes biographical historical fiction – the type of stories I love to read! During our conversation, the
I’m the proud recipient of two indieBRAG medallions, one for The Admiral’s Wife and another for That Was Then. However, I connected with Geri Clouston – the founder of indieBRAG
When writing historical fiction, many authors find a person or a time that intrigues them, a puzzling question of what really happened long ago, an emotional situation that remains relevant
Dear all – I’ve been busy this past week driving back to Canada which included a stop in Chicago to see family. However, now back in action and ready to
I’ve been traveling for a week and the preparation for that travel preoccupied much of my time in the week beforehand which means that I am a little late with
As I mentioned last time, the deluge of information about what Donald Trump is doing is overwhelming. Fortunately, the New York Times has been tracking the actions of Donald Trump’s administration since
The deluge of information about what Donald Trump is doing is overwhelming, making it difficult to step away from the chaos and assess the overall impact or underlying intent. Fortunately,
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
