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May 25, 1862 from Diamond Hill
Tweet To read the entries thus far in the Sesquicentennial series for The Boys of Diamond Hill click here. May 25, 1862; Pressley Boyd writes his father from the hospital in Manchester, Virginia. He and Daniel were both sick at … Continue reading
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150 Years Ago – William Boyd
Tweet To read the entries thus far in the Sesquicentennial series for The Boys of Diamond Hill click here. May 18, 1862; William Boyd writes his brother-in-law Fenton Hall from camp in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. There is much talk about … Continue reading
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Bennett Place Sunday, May 20
Tweet I will be appearing and speaking this Sunday, May 20, 2012 at the Bennett Place in Durham, NC for their “Joining the Cause” event. While the Bennett Place is less famous than its cousin across the Virginia line — … Continue reading
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Black Eagle Force: Eye of the Storm
Tweet Black Eagle Force: Eye of the Storm By Buck Stienke & Ken Farmer Tate Publishing Reviewed by J. Keith Jones It is often said of Vince Flynn’s CIA hero, “I hope there is a Mitch Rapp out there,” by … Continue reading
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150 Years Ago – Daniel Boyd
Tweet To read the entries thus far in the Sesquicentennial series for The Boys of Diamond Hill click here. May 13, 1862; Daniel Boyd wrote his father from the hospital in Manchester, Virginia. He was sick as had been a … Continue reading
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150 Years ago, May 11, 1862
Tweet To read the entries thus far in the Sesquicentennial series for The Boys of Diamond Hill click here. May 11, 1862, Thomas Boyd had returned to the Nineteenth South Carolina in Corinth, Mississippi, but had a relapse of his … Continue reading
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Gold Hill Writers Festival Saturday
Tweet This weekend I will be appearing at the Gold Hill Writers Festival. This Saturday, May 12, come on out to Historic Gold Hill at 735 St. Stephens Church Rd., Gold Hill, NC 28071. There are two Gold Hills in … Continue reading
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Warlord of Mars – John Carter
Tweet I just finished reading the third installment of the John Carter of Mars series, “Warlord of Mars.” It is likely the most action packed and fast moving of the first three books. Edgar Rice Burroughs provides some interesting veiled … Continue reading
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May 1, 1862 on Diamond Hill
Tweet To read the entries thus far in the Sesquicentennial series for The Boys of Diamond Hill click here. May 1, 1862, Thomas Boyd wrote his father from Mobile, Alabama. Thomas had been there sick with pneumonia since April 20 … Continue reading
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In Due Time free promo wrapup
Tweet Thanks to you, the results of the free Kindle promotion for “In Due Time” was a great success. It hit #3 on the Science Fiction Adventure list, #5 on the overall Science Fiction list and #230 in the Kindle … Continue reading
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