World War I

[close] A place to discuss the cultural milieu of the Great War (also referred to as the First World War, World War I, WWI, World War One). The intent of this group is to discuss the cultural significance, legacy, arts, relating to Great War. This could include cultural studies (i.e. Fussell) or fiction during the war era (i.e. Willa Cather) or fiction set during the war written later (i.e. Jacqueline Winspear, Anne Perry).

[close] Welcome to the Wholesome History Reads Group! This group is dedicated to finding awesome history books that are entertaining, exciting, and above all, wholesome. Occasionally, we may also feature a good film, or video. Please join this group if you want to find some great history reads. Enjoy, and welcome! *Important Note*: For those who are interested in suggesting books, please make sure you first review the "Group Rules" page for the WHRG Book Evaluation Rules. This is very important to maintaining the integrity and wholesome values of the group. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Note: ONLY the books on the WHRG Bookshelf are certified as wholesome. All other books need to pass the WHRG Book Evaluation Rules before being added to the bookshelf. Notice: OUR WEBSITE IS NOW LIVE! Please take a look and tell us what you think: www.whrg.webs.com.

[close] I had trouble locating a group dedicated solely to those of us who love writing historical fiction (but if you love reading historical fiction, you're an agent who represents historical fiction writers, or you publish historical fiction, then you're welcome, too). I've created this group for individuals who are seeking active support from others who love historical fiction. Consider it a resource, if you will. NO SELF-PROMOTION OR OFF-TOPIC SPAM (see definitions of self-promotion and spam in the Rules).

[close] A group to discuss and share thoughts about my 2018 WW1 set novel THE LETTER. Based on my great-aunt's story and set in Cornwall, it's a book that I simply had to to write.