Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for July 6, 2026. When I finished my last Arcadia book in the spring of 2025, the ‘Lighthouses of the Southern Atlantic Coast’, I felt I might have run my limit. Normally my time frame would be to start during the summer to work on the next book, then contractContinue reading “It might be time for number 8”
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This is what comes next……
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for June 1, 2026. In April’s blog I wrote about, ‘what comes next’. I might have found what actions needed to be taken, with the mound of paper work, binders of images and files in general, that I managed to create with each and every book that I had published.Continue reading “This is what comes next……”
‘A Little Taste of a Generous Gift’
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for May 4, 2026. In 2017, I went to the Kezar Library in the village of Romeo, to inquire about doing research, for I had been researching my family history, for what would be now about 30 years. I was asked if I would be willing to do the genealogicalContinue reading “‘A Little Taste of a Generous Gift’”
After Writing… What comes next?
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for April 6, 2026. Having seven books published through Arcadia Publishing since 2019, this is the first winter I have gone through without a book pending publication, since then. I would usually become contracted during the fall months and work on the books during the winter months, and then submitContinue reading “After Writing… What comes next?”
The Lost Confederate Submarine
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Moaning’s for Monday 2, 2026 The Secret Hope of the Confederacy, the H.L. Hunley. On 17 February 1864, after months of practice runs and weather delays, the Confederate submarine, under cover of darkness, silently approached USS Housatonic, a 16-gun, 1,240-ton sloop-of-war, on blockade duty four miles off the entrance to Charleston Harbor,Continue reading “The Lost Confederate Submarine”
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