Has an entire year gone by? Today marks the one-year anniversary of the release date for "Eisenhower Babies." It's been an amazing time. Much of that was made possible by the support from family, friends, co-workers, and the folks back home in Kentucky. https://t.co/hXdiyGEJZT
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Each Dec. 7, I am reminded of my father, Ellison Blair, who was in the army and stationed at Schofield Barracks when Pearl Harbor was attacked. Here's an excerpt from my memoir, "Eisenhower Babies," that focuses on that day in Hawaii 83 years ago. https://t.co/mBHCwMwQnp
The book website Booklisti approached me about creating a recommended reading list of books that, preferably, were at least somewhat similar to my memoir "Eisenhower Babies." I came up with five memoirs worth checking out: https://t.co/KXA65N5FgD
I recently discovered that a Beatles museum is located in the town of Dunedin, Florida, not far from where I live. It's a fun, nostalgic time -- and it's free (although they do take donations).
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With #Halloween approaching, I was reminded again of my favorite childhood costume, Space Ghost, which my mother made after we couldn't find one in a store. In this excerpt from "Eisenhower Babies," I recall that memorable Halloween: https://t.co/9eG9fc5gEx
The book website Shepherd once again asked me to share my three favorite reads of the past year. You can see what I had to say here: https://t.co/7a9lTRyOP8
In this essay, Shirley Wimbish Gray writes about the role place plays in whatever we are writing. For her that place is Mississippi. In my memoir, it was a Kentucky coal-mining community. How does place play a role in your writing? https://t.co/ZBsYlSglHe
Worldbuilding isn't just for Harry Potter. This Katie Bannon essay discusses "4 Ways to Build Your Memoir’s World." https://t.co/H4pwUnYdOQ via @brevitymag
My 1st book for young readers "The Leadership Journey: How Four Kids Became President" is out today! Lincoln, the Roosevelts & LBJ can seem far removed, but the leadership traits they developed are attainable for all—especially young people. History provides lessons & inspiration
BREAKING: Linda Deutsch, one of America’s best-known trial reporters and a special correspondent for AP, has died. Deutsch covered dozens of the most significant trials in the U.S., including Charles Manson, O.J. Simpson and Michael Jackson. She was 80. https://t.co/xZfoUxnLSj
"H is for Hawk" by Helen Macdonald was among the titles on the New York Times' list of 100 best books of the 21st century (so far). What makes it so good? This essay by @GuerillaMemoir explains part of the reason.
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In my latest guest essay for the Brevity Blog, I recall those astonishing days when I was a faithful letter writer to comic books. https://t.co/sIFFTLNC5V via @brevitymag
A year ago, Authority Magazine interviewed me on the topic "the book that changed my life," and I probably puzzled them with my answer, "The Secret of the Caves." But 12 months later, I stand by that choice. You can't go wrong with the Hardy Boys.
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Whether it's a Kentucky coal-mining community, as it was for me in "Eisenhower Babies," or somewhere else, place plays a pivotal role in our writing, as Sonya Huber discusses in this essay.
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