World War I Archives

Women Journalists in World War I

What do you know about women journalists during World War I? Probably little. Because there weren’t many. Indeed, the most…
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I needed a book cover for A Poppy in Remembrance. It was the number one priority after the manuscript. But…
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Mary Lee, General Robert E Lee’s oldest daughter was still alive during World War I. Indeed, the southern lady was…
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Why do I have a New Zealand hero in my novel A Poppy in Remembrance? I chose Nigel specifically because…
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White feathers are a symbol of cowardice. Self-righteous, patriotic women and suffragettes in England during World War I handed them…
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Egypt research provided me with many challenges as I wrote my two Chambers books. Those spots I could physically visit,…
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