Tag: Civil War Fiction Novels

• Civil War Art

  

  Boys without fathers … some heroic men come home broken or not at all. Some battlefields are revisited from one year to the next. Veterans tease new recruits on spring campaigns with the bones of men left to winter over in thick forests. “About 625,000 men died in the Civil War. That’s more Americans than […]

  Adrienne Morris

  June 26, 2018

  19th Century Art, Art, United States History

  Civil War Art, Civil War Deaths, Civil War fiction, Civil War Fiction Novels, Cotton Pickers, Slave Owners, Winslow Homer

• Fiction: A Doctor’s Mistakes

  

  Graham wiped his eyes. “That watch … the one I gave you … it was for Nathan—my younger brother first — during the war. You are the light of the world like a city on a mountain … Nathan was the light of my family. Something about him—we could all love him without embarrassment—he was […]

  Adrienne Morris

  May 31, 2018

  Adrienne Morris, Art, books

  a novel, Civil War Fiction Novels, historical fiction, literary fiction, The Tenafly Road Series, Weary of Running, What Doctors Feel, When Doctors Make Mistakes