historical fiction writer, amateur photographer, retired computer guru and math geek
Weatherwise? Not really. Highs have been in the mid-sixties for the most part, 74 on Wednesday, and the same is predicted for part of next week. Not unheard of for October/November, but who's complaining? An impending El Nino promises warm, wet weather this winter season. So, lots of rain instead of lots of snow. I … Continue reading Cold Season?
My third novel, And Know They Love You, follows the history of a quilt and the family that passes it from one generation to the next. It starts in 1854 with ten-year-old Martha Andrews. Martha’s family is deeply involved in the abolitionist movement; they host a “stop” on the Underground Railroad, sheltering runaway slaves en … Continue reading Five Generations of Quilters
