by Sherry Shindelar Christmas wasn’t a welcomed tradition in the New World. The Puritans shunned the holiday because they associated it with...

These three things may seem to have nothing in common. Yet they do in my latest release, a novella called  Beneath the Rare Blue Moon. The s...

Christmas Eve of 1851 proved to be a devastating day for the Library of Congress, and the sitting U.S. President helped to save the Capitol ...

The Greatest Gift, book cover, eBay By Kathy Kovach Imagine you’re a 4,100-word short story titled, “The Greatest Gift: A Christmas Tale,” l...

Pre-Civil War Hotel in Auraria by Denise Farnsworth My last several posts introduced the Georgia Gold Rush, offered a tour through its first...

By Suzanne Norquist As Christmas season approaches, many of us will be invited to “white elephant” gift exchanges. The invitation may spec...

    _By Tiffany Amber Stockton There’s something about Christmas on an island that feels different. Maybe it’s the hush of wind shifting the...