The story behind the story
“Let’s make a movie,” she said.
Two years ago, Bob and I partnered with Ground Rush Productions and 411 Films to produce a documentary about the evolution of sport skydiving in America. The process has been [...]
The story behind the story
Two years ago, Bob and I partnered with Ground Rush Productions and 411 Films to produce a documentary about the evolution of sport skydiving in America. The process has been [...]
Unspoken Word by lscollison Field Notes: Before you send in the troops you've got to know where you've got to know what lies ahead, the lay of the land [...]
Unspoken Word -- L.S. Collison This work-in-progress is inspired by the personal wartime service album of Harry M. Collison, Jr. - my father -- [...]
As the author of the historical novel Star-Crossed, a title that plays on the practice of cross-dressing, I was asked by Ben Fox, founder of Shepherd.com to share my five [...]
Thanks to Lisa Goodwin, the Women who Sail New England and the Between the Lines Book Club for inviting me to your discussion of The Surgeon's Mate! As promised, here [...]
In 1981 I made my first skydive, a static line deployment at Skies West, a sport skydiving center in Loveland, Colorado. That experience radically changed my life in ways [...]
Beyond Lady Barbara; Women as Portrayed in British Naval Fiction by Linda Collison This is the unedited draft of an article that first appeared in the November 2020 issue of [...]
1918 Many families, especially in the slums, had no adult well enough to prepare food and in some cases had no food at all because the breadwinner was sick or [...]
Navy Wives Aboard British Warships A critique of Jane Austen’s Transatlantic Sister; The Life and Letters of Fanny Palmer Austen Jane Austen was a social realist in portraying everyday life [...]
More fiction has been written about naval officers aboard British warships during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, I would guess, than any other single period in history. The protagonist is [...]