There are times when it's just awesome fun to be a writer. Recently, I had the opportunity to guest post on Lora Innes's blog about the love life of a dead twenty-one-year old Revolutionary War officer - if you live anywhere near Connecticut, you'll know I'm talking about Nathan Hale.
This assignment grew out of my involvement with the Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution putting together a new exhibit in the Nathan Hale School House in New London, Connecticut. We knew about Lora's amazing web comic featuring our State Hero, so we asked her to do a "prequel on the wall." She did a fabulous job, and I encourage everyone to go see it. It just happened that I did a lot of research into Nathan's "social network" in New London, so when she was looking for someone to tackle the topic of his romances, I stepped up.
Boy, it was a blast, and I can see from my web traffic that I've got a bunch of Dreamer fans visiting here. Welcome to all, and I hope you come back for more! If you're new to either Nathan Hale or the Dreamer, I hope that my guest posts will inspire you to become a fan.
It's projects like these that make all the hard work (yes, writing is real work!) worthwhile. Peace!
This assignment grew out of my involvement with the Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution putting together a new exhibit in the Nathan Hale School House in New London, Connecticut. We knew about Lora's amazing web comic featuring our State Hero, so we asked her to do a "prequel on the wall." She did a fabulous job, and I encourage everyone to go see it. It just happened that I did a lot of research into Nathan's "social network" in New London, so when she was looking for someone to tackle the topic of his romances, I stepped up.
Boy, it was a blast, and I can see from my web traffic that I've got a bunch of Dreamer fans visiting here. Welcome to all, and I hope you come back for more! If you're new to either Nathan Hale or the Dreamer, I hope that my guest posts will inspire you to become a fan.
It's projects like these that make all the hard work (yes, writing is real work!) worthwhile. Peace!
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