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• Professor Lauren Fletcher : A Heroine in Any Age

  Wed, March 13, 2019

  One of my main characters, Professor Lauren Fletcher, is a heroine in any age – past, present, or future. A woman who grows into her strength throughout the book, she is both a warrior and a catalyst to events large and small.

• Author Event: November 8 at 7:00 PM in Hingham, Massachusetts

  Wed, October 31, 2018

  Thursday, November 8 at 7:00 -- If you are fascinated by Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander Series, if you love how Dan Brown weaves history throughout his books, if you can’t put a good thriller down, and if you ever wondered where authors get their story ideas, this event is for you!

• The Audacity to Run for President: Truth and Legends about Victoria Woodhull

  Fri, May 11, 2018

  For those of you regretting Hillary Clinton’s loss – and for those who are not – Hillary was not the first woman to run for President. In fact, one woman preceded her by 136 years: Victoria Woodhull. A name you’ve never heard, perhaps. But Woodhull owns a unique place in American history.

• The Reality of DUNKIRK

  Mon, August 07, 2017

  Movies about historical events attempt to bring to light the lives and decisions of individuals and nations and compel the audience to experience the climactic events from the comfort of their chairs. Of course it's entertainment, and we're good at sitting and watching. And this is fine as long as some of us absorb, at some level, something of what the director hopes we learn from the experience.

• How Dr. Seuss Got His Start

  Thu, June 22, 2017

  Did you ever wonder how Dr. Seuss, the iconic author and illustrator of such children's books as THE CAT IN THE HAT, THE GRINCH WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS, and THE LORAX got his start? Theodor Seuss Geisel, who lived to age 87, grew up Springfield, Massachusetts and matriculated at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire in 1925.

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