Many people take to heart the notion of charity, or performing helpful deeds, as a prerogative of simply being human. For every one person we learn or hear about, thousands […]
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Author: Leslie Budewitz
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Biography
The Silenced Muse: Emily Hale, T.S. Elliot, and the Role of a Lifetime
Author: Sara Fitzgerald
The Silenced Muse: Emily Hale, T.S. Eliot, and the Role of a Lifetime is an in-depth, revealing, and perceptive biography of a woman few might have heard of if it […]
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Lost Legacies
Author: Margaret Ostrowski
Everyone comes from somewhere. Many times family history and lore are lost when the older generations pass. Margaret Ostrowski’s work with immigrants to Canada sparked her initiative to explore her […]
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Gold Rush
Author: Flora Delargy
Flora Delargy’s publication entitled Gold Rush is subtitled: The untold story of the First Nations woman who started the Klondike Gold Rush. Her beautifully illustrated work provides a gold mine of […]
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Making It Up: The Vassar Class of ’65 On The Cusp of Change
Author: Selby McPhee
Are we always on the cusp of change? Possibly, but do we realize it when it’s happening. Probably not. That’s why a look back can be valuable, especially for a […]
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An Interview with Kathleen Williams Renk, author of Vindicated: A Life of Mary Shelley
Author: Kathleen Williams Renk
Winner of 2021 SCN’s Sarton Historical Fiction Award Kathleen Williams Renk says her goal as a writer is to bring the stories of women to life, especially stories that haven’t […]
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