PHIL GIFFIN
Phil Giffin, Steamboat Writers Group member has completed the first transcription of his distant ancestor’s 220-page Diary written during the American Revolution. He has spent the last 7 years researching his ancestor’s regiment. During 2018 he published six stories online based on that diary in the Journal of the American Revolution (see allthingsliberty.com/author/Phillip-r-giffin/.
To his delight he has discovered that his distant ancestor served in a particularly literate unit, the 9th CT Rgt Continental Army. The descendants of Regimental Col. SB Webb left us a collection of 6 volumes of letters, notes, and diaries and the descendants of his unit Major Ebenezer Huntington left us 4 volumes about their families, their hometown (Wethersfield, CT) and their activities during the Revolution.
Phil is currently finishing a book, “A Tapestry of the Revolution,” in which he is weaving together the many perspectives available on the lives and activities of these extraordinary patriots.
KATHI GULER
Kathi has two articles on Rembrandt just coming out in the academic journal, Saber and Scroll. Winter 2019 issue. The link below goes to the publisher’s website and shows the table of contents. Eventually the digital version will be available there and a print version will be on Amazon.
The two articles are:
- Rembrandt: Compliant Calvinist or Independent Thinker?
- Rembrandt: Painter as
Printmaker
Hamilton Building, Denver Art Museum, Denver, Colorado
https://www.ipsonet.org/publications/open-access/sshj/sshj-volume-8-number-2-winter-2019
MARY KURTZ
Mary was recently published in the Ruminate Magazine:
https://www.ruminatemagazine.com/blogs/ruminate-blog/putting-in
MANDY MILLER
Mandy was recently published in Rejected Manuscripts for her flash memoir: https://rejectedmanuscripts.org/obrigado-or-thank-you-in-portuguese/
KIM ERICKSON
KEN PROPER
Ken Proper’s articles appeared in Southwest Fly Fishing Magazine most recent issues. A feature, 3000 words and 8 photographs highlighted Sylvan Lake/ Brush Creek State Park near Eagle, Colorado. Also, a Short Note Piece, 600 words and 2 photos described Jonah Lake, hidden up on Buffalo Pass east of Steamboat Springs.
He has been a regular contributor to the magazine for a decade and continues to to enjoy fly fishing, writing and photography.