Howdy! Welcome to another Terrific Tuesday. For any of you who have been following my posts about the true story of Pocahontas — a true American heroine — this is the last in a series of three. For anyone who has not been following the story, or who want to go back and read through … Read more
Howdy! And a happy Tuesday to you! Hope y’all are doing well and I hope you’ll find the blog today fascinating. Don’t know if I’ve mentioned that I’ll be giving away the free e-book, WAR CLOUD’S PASSION today, thus, I’ll do it here at the start of today’s blog. Today’s blog could be a bit … Read more
Howdy! So, today, I thought I’d tackle a subject of some interest, since this woman is actually a great American heroine. I’m talking about Pocahontas. And, I’ll be giving away a free copy of THE ANGEL AND THE WARRIOR today. Just look off to the right here, please, for the rules regarding out give-aways. Before … Read more
Good Morning or Afternoon or Evening! For any of you who have been following my posts about the true story of Pocahontas — a true American heroine — this is the last in a series of three. For anyone who has not been following the story, or who want to go back and read through … Read more
Quite a title, huh? However, this is exactly what the oral history of Pocahontas’s tribe, the Powhatan, teach us. In my last blog, I tried to give an overview and an idea of how Pocahontas came to be familiar with the colonists and how they were familiar with her. If you would like, that post is … Read more
Good Morning! I hope you all are settling in from the Christmas break. I know it’s sometimes hard to jump back into things, so I hope that is going well for you. One thing that I hope will pick you up. I’ll be giving away one of my books to some lucky blogger today. I … Read more
Let me mention from the start that I’ll be giving away a free gift to some lucky blogger today. I’m not certain what the gift might be. It might be a book, or it might be a beautiful pair of American Indian made earrings. Anyway, to the post. In my last blog of two weeks … Read more
Perhaps this blog might be called, What really happened. There has been so much written about Pocahontas (whose name was actually Matoaka — which means “flower between two streams”) that it’s sometimes difficult to sort the true from the fiction. This post in no way pretends to “know it all,” about this very definite heroine, … Read more
