In honor of Valentine's Day, I thought I'd post some nostalgic sweetheart photos from WWII. Enjoy! Photo Cred: Pinterest
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The Horse in a Book
Writing about horses is more than simply writing about the horse....
Novel Research: Town History
Small towns hold a wealth of unearthed history. And this piece surprised me!
Peanut Butter and Pickles
Food was so different in the 1940s. Readers and writers of historical fiction, take note: peanut butter and . . .
Interview: Hidden History
Hidden History is the answer to a writer's quandry for unusual history...
How to Have the Right Perspective
When odds are against you, do what my friend Starr did. . .
How to Write about Horses
This blog post first appeared on http://www.kathleendenly.com, June 4, 2018. How to Write about Horses in Historical Fiction by Tisha Martin Horses have long since been an icon in American history, a loyal friend to the cowboy in the movies or in a novel. Often, too many historical writers don’t capitalize on the benefit of … Continue reading How to Write about Horses
Christmas on the War Front
How Christmas was celebrated on the war front during World War Two.
Christmas on the Home Front
In 1943, the war was two years old; however, across the U.S., many homes were torn apart as fathers, brothers, uncles, and sweethearts and friends were drafted. For the duration, homes would be empty of loved ones during the holidays. To boost morale, Bing Crosby's "I'll Be Home for Christmas" became the favorite Christmas song for … Continue reading Christmas on the Home Front
Horses During World War Two
What brings you pleasure? For United States cavalrymen, it was the fine horses they rode ... until one day, all that changed ...
