A Poppy in Remembrance research sparked many blog posts
While the posts may not be directly related to incidents in the novel, they can provide further insight for the curious reader.
A Poppy in Remembrance.
Spanning three countries and the four years of World War I, this is the epic story of an American woman struggling to become a journalist in a man’s world.
As she searches for where she belongs—spiritually, professionally and emotionally—Claire Meacham discovers God and love through her relationships with Oswald and Biddy Chambers, an earnest YMCA worker, and a dashing New Zealand soldier, all the while seeking that elusive byline.
What Inspired a Novel About World War I?
What is a Coming of Age Story?
Women Journalists in World War I
Archduke Franz Ferdinand and You
England
WWI: The National Gallery of Art
Hunting Oswald Chambers in Clapham Common
Oswald and Biddy Chambers’ Solemn Promise
People in England
Mary Lee: The General’s Daughter During WWI
Oswald Chambers and the Bible College Part I
Oswald Chambers and BTC Bible School Part II
Bible School Students and Oswald Chambers Part III
Oswald Chambers and Thoughts on War
Mary Rinehart: WWI Female Correspondent
Eva Spink Pulford: BTC Regular
Mary Riley: Oswald and Biddy’s friend
Egypt
Travel Guides and Writing Historical Fiction
Egypt Research: Food and Clothing
How a Map Can Make a Difference.
People in Egypt
Historical Novels as a Research Tool (Mrs. Emerson)
Kathleen Chambers: Little Girl in a WWI Camp
Biddy Chambers in Egypt (Biddy Chambers Part 2)
Gladys Ingram Donnithorne: BTC Regular
Hancock: Phillip and Kathleen: BTC Regulars
WWI: A YMCA Worker’s Camel Tale
A Word from God and Biddy Chambers
Why Did God Let Oswald Chambers Die So Young?
Oswald Chambers’ Death and Burial
France
Oswald Chambers, Job and Baffled to Fight Better
Graves and Memorials along the Western Front
World War I and the Influenza Horror
Pinterest Boards
I maintain a variety of Pinterest boards about World War I, Oswald and Biddy Chambers and Poppy:
It was tough with those camels! (Cadbury Special Collections Library)