Tag Archives: historical locations
Literary Locations: Chicago (Veiled in Smoke)
While it might not seem an obvious addition to a bucket list, Chicago is one of the many locations on mine. (Along with the likes of ancient Petra, in Jordan!) This Midwest city contains a wealth of history, and several … Continue reading
Fiction Review: A Distance Too Grand, by Regina Scott
Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from Revell as part of the Revell Reads blogger program. The only requirement was that I must write a review. The following words and opinions are my own. In 2016, the National … Continue reading
Review: A Week in the Life of Rome, by James L Papandrea
In this recent new release, James Papandrea gives the reader of what life was like in Roman for both fledgling Christians and Roman citizens. It’s AD50, and the Jews have been banished from the city, but the community awaits one … Continue reading
Rough Drafts: December at Chautauqua
It’s a beautiful Sunday afternoon, cold but sunny. I worked a holiday vendor show all day yesterday, the dog is being clingy, and we can’t stay inside or I’ll fall asleep. Where can we go? Answer: Chautauqua Institution I … Continue reading
Fiction Review: The Masterpiece, by Fiona Davis
I’ve wanted to read a Fiona Davis book since reading the premise of The Address, her second (and previous) book. The idea of a time slip novel set around The Dakota intrigued me, especially when combined with a fictional murder … Continue reading
Rail-Trail: Shawmut Trail
I am NOT a fan of rain. And this past weekend brought many heavy downpours. But that doesn’t stop me from wanting to get out. The challenge becomes finding something that the rain can’t impact. A grass trail, for example, … Continue reading
