Themes give authors a steady focus and allow readers to anticipate the topics of each blogsite. For more information about this event, please visit: http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com/
Enough 'splaining!
My Theme:
A virtual travelogue by a virtual traveler
Short tales of various genres (300 - 400 words), excerpts from a companion piece to my historical novel (Shards of Memory: Oral History in a Heartbeat ) based on family genealogical research. The narrator in most of the short tales is the novel's young character, Gahlen.
Each post tells a complete story for a quick and entertaining read. The tales cover a variety of genres.
Ancestral lands included:
In Western Europe - Belgium, Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony, and Bohemia;
Cork, Ireland;
Quebec, Canada; and
Wisconsin, USA.
A small sampling of the eclectic blog post topics:
Salt Mining in Bavaria;
Ghent on a Rainy Day;
Potawatomi Wives;
Nave of Irish Church;
and
Yeoman's Daughter
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My anticipation mounts to read posts of other participants!
This sounds intriguing. I will be following.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kristin. I am heavy into genealogy so I will be following your A-to-Z posts also.
DeleteI like the sound of this! I'll be back in April
ReplyDeleteThanks, Keith, April should be a fun ride.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an intriguing theme. Glad you're taking part this year. Stories are great!
ReplyDeleteOur theme is the writing journey. If you have a moment, we'd love a vote on our image choices. :)
Always enjoy hearing about others' writing journeys. Will pop over to vote. Thanks for visiting.
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