Category Archives: Upper Peninsula of Michigan

BIG ANNIE AND HER TEN FOOT FLAG

Posted on September 22, 2013 by carol anita sheldon

Memories of my trip to Michigan continue to warm my heart as friends I met in the Keweenaw Peninsula send me pictures and beautiful comments about my books. This picture is of the exhibit Joanne Thomas created about Annie Clemenc … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Annie, copper mining, Historical Fiction, historical novel, human rights, miners' strike, Upper Peninsula of Michigan, women's studies | 1 Comment

FIRST CHAPTER OF DRIVEN TO RAGE RIGHT HERE!

Posted on September 8, 2013 by carol anita sheldon

I PROMISED YOU THE FIRST CHAPTER OF DRIVEN TO RAGE ON MY BLOG, AND YOU CAN READ IT NOW! Just look above at the menu under the picture at the top, over at the right side and click on First … Continue reading →

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A GREAT TRIP TO MICHIGAN!

Posted on August 25, 2013 by carol anita sheldon

THE TRIP TO MICHIGAN WAS GREAT! I OUTSOLD MY BOOKS (again, even though I ordered three times as many!) The people were delightful, so very friendly and helpful. I was given honey from someone who keeps bees, thimbleberry jam—the fruit … Continue reading →

Posted in book readings, Copper, copper mining, Historical Fiction, marketing, miners' strike, travel, Upper Peninsula of Michigan, writing | 3 Comments