Fighting Without Surrender: Czechoslovakia and WWII
The people fought from within, never ceasing.
A Late Train
When the delay of the trains had eclipsed the time that we were supposed to be arriving in Paris the root cause had been flashing headlines at the bottom of every TV screen for over an hour.
Burnt Out Reader: A Book Review of Can't Even by Anne Helen Petersen
“We shouldn’t be this worried, this terrified, this anxious about everything.”
It's Never One Shot: A Guest Interview with Bowhunter and Author Dr. Eyad H. Yehyawi
“I believe we notice the details of the people, places, and experiences that we hold closest to our heart, especially when they are tied to strong emotions such as fear, loss, or excitement.”
Gaining Momentum: A Book Review of Three Ordinary Girls by Tim Brady
The role of women during the 1940s and war came under fire by these girls’ actions.
History Never Dies: A Guest Interview with Historical Nonfiction Author Tim Brady
“I would only have to convey the story accurately to make it compelling.”
The Personal Side of the Law: A Book Review of Hill Women by Cassie Chambers
“And, maybe, we can still agree that our communities are more important than our politics.”