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Why Do I Write Creative Historical Nonfiction

WHY DO I WRITE CREATIVE NONFICTION? How many of us have struggled during our childhood through the date-pocketed course of history, uninterested, disenchanted, and just waiting only for the end of...

Category: Creative Nonfiction, Historical Nonfiction, Miscellaneous, Texas History, Tool Box Tags: alamo, columbus, Creative non-fiction, Dilue Rose Harris, eagle lake, Goliad, gonzales, great escape, John Wilkes Booth, Ku Klux Klan, runaway scrape, Sabine shoot, Sam houston, santa anna, Seventy Times Seven, Stephen f. Austin, three-legged willie, Whichaway tree

Free on Kindle: Sam Bass – A Dead Man’s Hand with Aces and Eights

Beginning October 8, 2018 Sidney St. James will be offering his novel, Sam Bass – A Dead Man’s Hand with Aces and Eights, free on Kindle at Amazon.com. Please be kind...

Category: Creative Nonfiction, Suspense, Texas History Tags: Adventure, Creative non-fiction, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, Sam Bass, Suspense, three-legged willie

Sidney St. James

Award Winning Author

Sidney St. James

Award Winning Author

Why Do I Write Creative Historical Nonfiction

Free on Kindle: Sam Bass – A Dead Man’s Hand with Aces and Eights