All Blog Posts Tagged 'history' (121)

That's my topic for a guest blog here https://www.judypenzsheluk.com/2022/05/07/behind-the-scenes-law-enforcement-in-the-19th-century-by-j-r-lindermuth/

Two of my popular historical mystery novels have been released by a new publisher. https://jrlindermuth.blogspot.com/?fbclid=IwAR2rEPRM9NIO9ENrlFbzVRVj32KvFlOWBfgercMxAxFNFbkYxiVX9eh7NQo

Coming up with the right name for a character can be tricky.

In my latest blog I offer some suggestions on sources for names. https://jrlindermuth.blogspot.com/

A fantastic blend of science-fiction, time travel and history!

I have been a fan of the Bad Love Gang since the first book Bad Love Strikes. This is author, Kevin L. Schewe MD, FACRO’s fourth book in the series, and the cleverly written novels span decades and indeed take his readers to other worlds. I…

Friend and author Rita Chapman has interviewed me and provided an opportunity to talk about my books and other subjects. There's also an excerpt from Twelve Days in the Territory. Check it out:…

Twelve Days in the Territory, my new western, is out today.

Martha Raker, niece of the local sheriff, is taken hostage by outlaws who flee into Indian Territory after a botched robbery. Sheriff Isaac Gillette is hot on their trail, despite having no jurisdiction in the territory. The only man who volunteers to accompany the sheriff is Will Burrows, a mild-mannered schoolteacher, who has been courting Martha.

Martha is certain she'll be rescued by her uncle and Will. Meanwhile,…

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This new novel contains a dialogue between two European cultures, Roman and Greek from an Ancient Slavic perspective, an intimate encounter of Balkan, its history and culture, a glimpse into the evolution of…

A charming rogue, spies, action and a little romance. What's not to love? And it's free with Kindle Unlimited. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004E3XCNQ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i9

That's what some community leaders called roller skating as it became popular in the late 19th century. Some medical experts even branded it as hazardous to health.

I have an article on the subject in the July/August issue of Pennsylvania Magazine. Lots of other interesting articles and fabulous photography in the issue. Grab a copy. https://www.pa-mag.com/

Talking with my publisher about Hear The Whistle Blowing, railroads and my hometown area. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bookspeak/2019/03/08/sunbury-press-books-show--hear-the-whistle-blowing?fbclid=IwAR0So6p6H6gus1L3vrvS6XdpIxa88yONp0x27GJQXFKtaPy3hUWgVld2zgk

My new release, Hear The Whistle Blowing: Railroading in the Coal Region, might be just what you're looking for. Lots of illustrations, insights on the life of the railroaders and their families, innovations and history.

The book traces railroading in Pennsylvania's anthracite coal region from its earliest days down to the introduction of diesel engines.

Available in both print and electronic versions from the publisher …

Hear The Whistle Blowing, my non-fiction book on railroading in Pennsylvania's anthracite coal region, is now available from the publisher, on Amazon and other fine booksellers. Go here for more information: https://www.sunburypressstore.com/Hear-the-Whistle-Blowing-9781620068403.htm

The Mystery of the Lost Avenger - Review by Martha A. Cheves

Charlotte Wheeler suspected that sabotage was happening at the Grumman plant.  She was able to figure out the faulty hinges for the Avenger's bomb bay doors were being randomly replaced for the good hinges, by someone who had access to the plant.  Charlotte and her buddies checked all…

A brand new 5 star review came in for Murray Pura's semi-autobiographical, award-winning novel. The Amazon reviewer is petting a tiger in his profile picture, so it seems like a good idea to listen to what he says. That is amazing! Check it out here: http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2018/01/book-review-zo-by-murray-pura.html

Should writers follow the old adage and stick with what they know? Or should they stretch their imagination and venture into foreign fields. That's the topic of my blog today. Have a look. Comment welcome. https://jrlindermuth.blogspot.com/

If you enjoy reading about history, here are some recommended books on the subject. https://jrlindermuth.blogspot.com/

A fascinating glimpse into the Harappan Civilization.

The author’s vast knowledge of Hindu history and literature makes this enthralling novel set in the third millennium BCE fascinating reading. Indeed although a work of fiction, the story is based around real life characters and events which took place in the Near East, and Middle East at that…

I'm guesting at https://annettesnyder.blogspot.com/ and my topic is Pennsylvania, my home and inspiration. I invite you see how it's inspired me and other writers. Leave a comment for a chance to win a copy of my latest book.

It's a thrill to have been chosen as the first reader to be read by a new reading group at an area library.

Link to Footsteps Across My Heart on Amazon Kindle

Synopsis:

From a poem…