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Women of Glass and Steel by Mary Lash

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Women of Glass and Steel

For Della (a.k.a. Delfina Pereira), Seneca Falls, New York, in 1916 offers only long days of work in the knitting mill and nights confined in a shabby flat with Mama, the town’s most outspoken suffragist. Della wants only to find love and escape Mama’s unpopular opinions and the foreign ways that make their immigrant family so different. An ugly...

A Roller Coaster Down

All Bernadette “Bernie” O’Brien, an underachieving, overweight 14-year-old, who happens to be blind, wants is an average share of happiness. Instead, her life is on a runaway roller coaster that can only plummet down. As she begins her freshman year at Desert Vista High School, Bernie secretly yearns to steal Jason, her sister’s football-star...

Mary Lash
Mary Lash

I love to tell stories of people real and imagined who might otherwise be invisible. I've been lucky to live in many beautiful places and currently live in Piedmont, South Carolina.  "Women of Glass and Steel" is my new historical novel about a 16 year old who believes she faces a life of loneliness because of her immigrant mother, a notorious woman's suffragist. It is set in the real town of Seneca Falls, New York, during World War I.

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Why Historical Fiction?  Historical fiction is generally defined as a

Historical fiction is generally defined as a made-up story set in a real time and place that existed over fifty years ago—from the Precambrian Period (wouldn’t that be an interesting story!) to the 1970s. Some of the characters might be based on real people, but others might be created by the author.

The word in publishing circles is that historical fiction is out of style. But do you wish such a wonderful genre were more popular--telling good stories while opening windows into past...

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