Mitzi Monday in which our Mitzi reveals a bit more of her history nerdiness

Who was the only Union general to be killed at Gettysburg? What was the name of his lieutenant? What does it mean that I know the answer to both of the above questions, especially after I’ve revealed that I collect books on the Arthurian legend? It means that I love history. I absorb it. All … More Mitzi Monday in which our Mitzi reveals a bit more of her history nerdiness

Bake, Love, Write

Originally posted on Suzie Tullett:
When USA Today best selling author, Lois Winston, came up with a brilliant idea for a different kind of collaboration I jumped at the chance to take part. Her idea – to bring together a bunch of authors, have us share one of our favourite dessert recipes, along with some sage advice on both love and writing… and…

Freaky Friday – History may be stranger than fiction

Today I give you this website on odd historical facts. If one small thing had been changed, would history be different…would the world be different? http://www.viralnova.com/incredible-coincidences/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=aweber  v From Lee Harvey Oswald to Edwin Booth (not John Wilkes), historical happenings could make a great “brain worm” for a writer. This is the problem for a writer … More Freaky Friday – History may be stranger than fiction