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Recent Posts

  • Those Who Left
  • Kyiv, As I Sleep
  • Behind the Wall
  • Goloby
  • A Year Later

Recent Comments

Tiffani on The Search: A Dust Bowl Love S…
Double Review | Hist… on The Search: A Dust Bowl Love S…
Tiffani on Everyone Has a Writing Process…
Stuart Danker on Everyone Has a Writing Process…
Tiffani on Free Until March 5th!

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Categories

  • 20th century romantic fiction
  • a berlin story by tiffani burnett velez
  • all this time by tiffani burnett velez
  • allentown history
  • america
  • author john backman
  • author tiffani velez
  • authors
  • belfast
  • berlin cold war
  • book reviews
  • boston
  • budapest by tiffani burnett velez
  • california fiction
  • celtic family
  • cemeteries of the lehigh valley
  • childhood
  • children
  • civil war romance by tiffani velez
  • civil war stories
  • civil war women's fashion
  • Crochet
  • dust bowl fiction
  • education
  • ernest hemingway
  • essays
  • essays by john backman
  • facebook
  • facebook for writers
  • faith
  • family
  • freelance writing
  • freelance writing online
  • ghost stories
  • grandmothers
  • health
  • historical romance
  • immigration
  • into the arms of the one true god by john backman
  • knitting
  • Latinos in America
  • latinos in Pennsylvania
  • lehigh valley history
  • love
  • memories
  • Merline Lovelace
  • Mexico
  • military fiction
  • moscow
  • mothering
  • mourning cloak butterfly shawl
  • movies
  • music
  • nature
  • no thank you necessary–a reflection by john backman
  • oklahoma fiction
  • online freelance writing
  • pennsylvania
  • pennsylvania history
  • politics
  • prose
  • prose poems
  • puerto ricans
  • racism
  • russia
  • russian invasion of ukraine
  • scenes from the q of lgbtq+ by john backman
  • short fiction by john backman
  • slavery during the civil war
  • social media
  • southern grandmas
  • Spanish Literature
  • stagecoach mary
  • summer
  • surrealism
  • the feminine collective
  • the hello girl
  • the search by tiffani velez
  • tiffanivelez
  • travel articles
  • twitter
  • Uncategorized
  • undocumented workers
  • war in ukraine
  • world war I
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  • writing

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