My latest book project, which will connect with some of my other writing projects in progress, is to compile my many newspaper columns featuring the history of the town where I live, Plymouth, NH. The 250th anniversary of the town will be celebrated throughout 2012.
Over the years, I've written about the history of New Hampshire and Plymouth for newspapers and magazines. Why not compile some of these into book form and use my illustrations and photos to accompany the articles/chapters?
I've started a blog to keep readers updated about this project, Plymouth, NH's 250th Anniversary. Check it out periodically for my current status.
In this blog, I'll share thoughts and insights about my writing and the events that inspire me.
Showing posts with label New Hampshire history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Hampshire history. Show all posts
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Working with NH History in Schools
It was exciting to interviewed by a teacher doing a research paper and proposal for NH history projects in schools. I've written about the history of our state for many years in newspaper and tourist paper columns.
One of my popular children's stories, Sarah Jane's Daring Deed, in the anthology, Tales of Adventure and Discovery, is set in the pioneering era of our state.
The teacher interviewing me has encouraged me to develop the activities and extended history I've been planning for students and teachers. So...I'm trying to work this into my summer plans.
She may use some of these with her students. Then I'll get to see if they work.
One of my popular children's stories, Sarah Jane's Daring Deed, in the anthology, Tales of Adventure and Discovery, is set in the pioneering era of our state.
The teacher interviewing me has encouraged me to develop the activities and extended history I've been planning for students and teachers. So...I'm trying to work this into my summer plans.
She may use some of these with her students. Then I'll get to see if they work.
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