Editors & book designers for people who want to publish independently. Specialists in memoirs and family histories.
Washington, DC
Joined June 2010
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How to Find Someone’s Maiden Name: A Comprehensive Guide bit.ly/3DPujEa #genealogy #familyhistory #ancestry #genealogytips #wedding
Photo: bride holding a wedding bouquet, c. 1925. Credit: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
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New post: Bookview with Tom Marernaa, author of I, Michelangelo dlvr.it/TDGZTp
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The great pianist Clara Schumann, who blazed the way for women in music, was born 205 years ago today. Her tender letters to and from Johannes Brahms – a testament to relationships lush with layers that defy label and classification themarginalian.org/2017/02/2…
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'Follows the Taylor family in the 1950s as the 'American century' turns sour. Touching and beautiful.'
#EditorsChoice: Last House by @jessicashattuck, review by @CarrieCallaghan
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New blog post from #AskALLi Making Your Books Accessible and Ethical for Visually Impaired Readers: The Self-Publishing with ALLi Podcast selfpublishingadvice.org/mak… #indieauthor #iartg #selfpublishing
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Spoiled to Death: The Rhonda Martin Case (part 1) bit.ly/3Xb3Rgs #genealogy #familyhistory #ancestry #Mystery
Photo: Rhonda Belle Martin. Credit: “True Detective” (June 1956); University of Pennsylvania.
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9 Books on German History for Genealogists
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Spoiled to Death: The Rhonda Martin Case (part 1) bit.ly/3Xb3Rgs #genealogy #familyhistory #ancestry #Mystery
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For Labor Day: Roosevelt’s Urgent Appeal to American Workers (part 2) tinyurl.com/bdh9apty #History #LaborDay #Labor #WWII
Photo: women working in Lowell, Massachusetts. Credit: Mass Moments via Mass Humanities Council Project.
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I could not imagine a better partner than @Tim_Walz to lead our campaign.
Watch our full conversation tomorrow: kamalaharris.link/conversati…
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#AskALLi blog post Discovered in a Bookshop and a Completed Series: ALLi Member Milestones August 2024 selfpublishingadvice.org/mem… #indieauthor #iartg #selfpublishing
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Shedding light on 17th Century Quakers: historicalnovelsociety.org/t…
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Today on the #AskALLi blog - How to Market a Memoir as an Independent Author.
Nine questions to help set your plan, and hear from two memoir authors sharing what's worked for them: @Roz_Morris and Rachael Herron... selfpublishingadvice.org/how… #indieauthor #iartg #selfpublishing
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Congrats to our author members on their new #HistoricalFiction releases! Follow everyone from 19th century Shetlanders to pre-WWII German actresses: historicalnovelsociety.org/n…
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Robin Oliveira discusses the meanings of place in her writing about everywhere from the grim streets of 19th century Glasgow to the Pacific Northwest: historicalnovelsociety.org/t…
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Scions of Nantucket Founders (part 7 – second section) bit.ly/3UKpumr #genealogy #familyhistory #ancestry #Nantucket
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At the end of my novel, THE BRIGHT FOREVER, a character named Henry Dees drives away from the fictional town of Tower Hill, Indiana. I always wondered where he went. I had to write another novel to find out. Coming next spring, THE EVENING SHADES.
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Such interesting, and tragic, info about the fate of the couple who were with the Lincolns that night of the assassination – at Windsor, CT
Have you ever wondered about the other couple who were present when Lincoln was assassinated. blog.genealogybank.com/linco…