Monthly Archives: October 2016

The Castle on the Hill

Posted on October 27, 2016 by Theresa

Miss Brown, in her early forties, is alone and at a loss as to what to do. Living in the early years of WW2 England, she is overtaken by fear, having just lost her home and her livelihood due to … Continue reading →

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Vienna Prelude

Posted on October 21, 2016 by Theresa

“Vienna Prelude” takes the reader ‘beyond the curtain’ into life in pre-World War 2 Germany and Austria. Theo Lindheim is a wealthy department store owner in Berlin. He is a prominent World War 1 decorated hero, married with three children. … Continue reading →

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Leota’s Garden

Posted on October 17, 2016 by Theresa

Leota Reinhardt is in her eighties. She has a son George, and a daughter Eleanor, neither of whom keep in touch with her very often, and so she lives alone struggling to keep up her house and do simple tasks … Continue reading →

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This Road We Travelled

Posted on October 11, 2016 by Theresa

“This Road We Traveled” tells the story of Tabitha and her family as they make their way across mountains, deserts and through forests to the west coast and a new life in Oregon. Tabitha Brown’s son Orvus has come back … Continue reading →

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North and South

Posted on October 6, 2016 by Theresa

Elizabeth Gaskell has written a lengthy (fictional) expose of life in mid-nineteenth century England in a mill town. Exploring the themes of poverty, class, snobbery, working unions, and personal integrity, she weaves the story of Margaret Hale and her genteel … Continue reading →

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