Devour that Spaghetti - classic short stories
Kindle Special SAT-MON
ACX verson narrated by Bill Andersen
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BF4KRQLR
blatant self-promotion
for the writing of Thomas Leverett
Saturday, September 21, 2024
Saturday, September 14, 2024
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Great review
for Prairie Leveretts
from a blog I love and trust!
https://booksthatmakeyouthink2.co.uk/2024/09/11/prairie-leveretts-thomas-leverett/
from a blog I love and trust!
https://booksthatmakeyouthink2.co.uk/2024/09/11/prairie-leveretts-thomas-leverett/
Saturday, August 31, 2024
Tall Corn State - An Iowa story
Lively personal novel with actualist poets, jumping trains, & unrequited love
Kindle Special SAT-SUN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XQ9612R
Lively personal novel with actualist poets, jumping trains, & unrequited love
Kindle Special SAT-SUN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XQ9612R
Friday, August 16, 2024
Prairie Leveretts
A plains pioneer biographyBr>
James Walker Leverett (1830-1916) was born in 1830 and came out to Illinois on a stagecoach with his parents as a boy of four. He grew up on a farm near Quincy, but ended up moving out the prairie three times, once trying to homestead in southeast Nebraska Territory. This story tells about his life. I was interested in it for several reasons; one, the period of time is fascinating. Two, I also had many children and bounced around the prairie. Three, a lot of people claim him as a descendant and it's interesting to map out how we're related and make the connection. The story is interesting for more than the Leverett family, though. He's a guy who was totally in his period, knowing how to build and join wood to make houses, and he has a lot of wisdom to share with the modern generation.
Kindle version here.
Paperback version in review.
Hardback coming! (maybe ACX?)
James Walker Leverett (1830-1916) was born in 1830 and came out to Illinois on a stagecoach with his parents as a boy of four. He grew up on a farm near Quincy, but ended up moving out the prairie three times, once trying to homestead in southeast Nebraska Territory. This story tells about his life. I was interested in it for several reasons; one, the period of time is fascinating. Two, I also had many children and bounced around the prairie. Three, a lot of people claim him as a descendant and it's interesting to map out how we're related and make the connection. The story is interesting for more than the Leverett family, though. He's a guy who was totally in his period, knowing how to build and join wood to make houses, and he has a lot of wisdom to share with the modern generation.
Kindle version here.
Paperback version in review.
Hardback coming! (maybe ACX?)
Thursday, August 8, 2024
Friday, June 28, 2024
Harvardinates
Now on ACX, narrated by Anne Charlotte:
:
(Har-VAR-di-NAH-tays) The Life and Times of John Leverett, first secular President of Harvard
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D893GHM9
:
(Har-VAR-di-NAH-tays) The Life and Times of John Leverett, first secular President of Harvard
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D893GHM9
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