This lengthy book is set in the 1930s on a cattle station in the shire of Esperance, Australia. Based on facts, it’s a tale of family, obsessive love, and madness. Anna sees things that aren’t there and speaks to her dead mother and sister and people who don’t exist. Her husband, James, is a gifted…

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10.08.2024

Celebration – DIGGING INTO THE PAST

Yes, it's celebration time here at Digging into the Past as I look toward the future. What is all the song and dance about? After years of struggling with such tedious matters as marketing and promotion (and often ignoring them), I have been accepted for publication by Ingenium Books, a hybrid company, whose owners live…

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20.09.2024

The Lost Daughter by Gill Paul – DIGGING INTO THE PAST

The Lost Daughter by Gill Paul Because of DNA testing, we know Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna perished along with the rest of her family in a cellar room of the Ipatiev house in Ekaterinburg. In this book, the author imagines her survival. That part, I admit, was a little hard for me to swallow, but…

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12.10.2024

Who was the last Tsar of Russia? – DIGGING INTO THE PAST

Maybe not who you think. Most would say it was Nicholas II who, at that time, had been tsar for twenty-three years, but there was another with a claim to that distinction. During the February-March 1917 Russian Revolution, Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich, Nicholas’s younger brother, left his home and family in Gatchina and went to…

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