A Genealogy Blog by Dana Huff
Posted in Genealogy in Fiction on Jul 31st, 2011
Susanna Kearsley’s novel The Winter Sea is the story of writer Carolyn McClelland, who relocates to Cruden Bay in Scotland in order to get the feel of the location for the novel she is currently writing about the 1708 Jacobite uprising—one of the lesser known skirmishes of the Jacobite Rebellion. Carrie takes a cottage in the [...]
Posted in Family Biographies/Histories, Genealogy in Fiction on Oct 12th, 2009
Have you ever heard of NaNoWriMo? The goal for participants of National Novel Writing Month is to write 50,000 words during the month of November. It doesn’t have to be good, nor does it have to be published, but my hope is that my product will be both. I will be participating this year, mainly [...]
Posted in Genealogy in Fiction on Jul 3rd, 2009
Readers of this blog may not realize I have a book blog where I discuss all my reading. I am currently reading a book I think would appeal to genealogists, and I want to cross-post a blog entry from that blog here in the hopes that some of you might enjoy it, too. I am [...]
Posted in Genealogy in Fiction on Jul 10th, 2008
Before I discuss the topic referenced in my title, I want to explain that the biggest reason for my absence is that another blog has been stealing my content (as well as that of other genealogy bloggers). I didn’t want to post something here that this other blogger would just steal and claim as their [...]
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