Tag: memoir

  • Meet the Author of Splintered Shadows

    Behind Splintered Shadows: Words from the Author Author Marilyn F. Moriarty shares a glimpse into her upbringing and the personal history that inspired her memoir and led her to uncover and research her mother’s hidden past: In the late 1950s, few structures stood completed in the sand-lot suburb when my sister Chantal drove with…

  • Early Praise for Splintered Shadows

    Early Praise for Splintered Shadows

    Releasing on August 25, 2026, Splintered Shadows: Recovering a French Résistante is an unconventional adoptee-search narrative told against the backdrop of World War II. After the War, Andrée married an American serviceman, left France, and carried the story of her earlier life to her grave. Her adoptive daughter, Marilyn Moriarty,…

  • Introducing Splintered Shadows

    Introducing Splintered Shadows

    Uncovering the Story Behind Splintered Shadows Splintered Shadows: Recovering a French Résistante is an unconventional adoptee-search narrative told against the backdrop of World War II. After the War, Andrée married an American serviceman, left France, and carried the story of her earlier life to her grave. Her adoptive daughter, Marilyn Moriarty, was left…

  • Tales from the Cold War Book Launch Information

    Tales from the Cold War is out now. Here’s everything you need to know about this AUSA Book Program title. Tales from the Cold War: The U.S. Army in West Germany, 1960–1975978-1-940771-92-2$19.99 AuthorMichael D. Mahler SynopsisTales from the Cold War is one man’s memoir about his service time in Germany…

  • Meet Author Michael D. Mahler

    Meet Michael D. Mahler, author of Tales from the Cold War: The U.S. Army in West Germany, 1960—1975.

  • Tales from the Cold War Shares A Soldier’s Story in the Interzonal Border Between East and West Germany

    Press Release: Tales from the Cold War: The U.S. Army in West Germany, 1960—1975 by Michael D. Mahler.

  • Ask the Author: Tommye McClure Scanlin, The Nature of Things

    In this interview, author Tommye McClure Scanlin shares her desire to look at the natural world around and how to express it through tapestry.

  • The Nature of Things Out Now!

    Get lost in this timeless memoir about life and art in Appalachia.