GHOSTS THROUGH THE CRAKCS by Sarah Zama – a 1920s novella – Even in sparkling Jazz Age Chicago, spirits can trick you into believing they’re men
HISTORYTELLERS Scavenger Hunt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE AUTHORS Authors appear in the same order as in the circuit, starting with my blog (Sarah Zama). Refear to this list if you find any difficulty navigating the circui. PLEASE NOTE: Denitta Ward has had to drop out of the hunt due to an emergency. Her book is still included in the…
CHEROKEE AMERICA by Cherokee citizen Margaret Verble is a Western novel the kind of which you’ve never read, about an unfamiliar sleeve of American history
‘Cherokee America’ by Margaret Verble is a very different, very unique Western novel set just after the Civil War in the indipendend Cherokee Nation
INNOCENCE LOST (Sherilyn Decter) A story of self-discovery in Prohibition Era Philadelphia. Since the police seems unintereted in the murder of a young boy, Meggie decides she has to investigate herself
The Challenge of Time: Writing the 1920s for the 21st Century Reader – Interview with Sherilyn Decter, author of crime fiction set in the 1920s
Two novellas from author Sherilyn Decter, “Destinations” and “The Unstoppable Jennie Justo”. Both set in the 1920s, both the story of a faisty woman with the intention so shape her life just like she wants.
The usual roundup of links about history and everything 1920s, and a glimpse on what I plan to do on this blog in the next couple of months
SCAVENGER HUNT
HISTORYTELLERS
1910s / 1920s / 1930s
Historical Fiction and Historical Fantasy Since the first time I stumbled upon one of those posts, I thought it would be a blast to take part in a blog scavenger hunt. Yes, I’ve done blog hops before (which is basically what the scavenger hunt is) but as an…
Mayfair 100 is the address of the headquarter of the special police force devoted to deal with crimes were women are involved. A factual and new problem for the mostly male metropolitan police
Fourth instalment in the Posie Parker historical mystery series, this one deals with WWI secrets and the idea of moving on in life.
“The world is indeed full of peril, and in it there are many dark places; but still there is much that is fair.” – JRR Tolkien (The Fellowship fo the Ring)