by Milana Marsenich | Sep 3, 2025 | Book Reviews
Josephina Wolohan is seven years old when her father dies. Her world is turned upside down and she needs a friend. She finds not one, but three solid, true, loyal, mischievous, funny friends. Maggie, Cat, and Mikey Ann stand by her through thick and thin. They help...
by Milana Marsenich | Jun 12, 2025 | Articles
Mary MacLane was a western woman like no other. She believed her voice mattered. In 1901 she wrote a manuscript, I Await the Devil’s Coming. In 1902 a Chicago publisher picked it up, changed the title to The Story of Mary MacLane, and published it. It sold nearly...
by Milana Marsenich | Dec 29, 2024 | Book Reviews
Silver Lady: Travels Along the River Road ~ By Susan E. Sage In a future, near apocalyptic world, Cassie Navrone, an older woman, has secured a job as captain of the 70-foot luxury houseboat, Silver Lady. Escaping disease, violence, and soul-crushing isolation, her...
by Milana Marsenich | Dec 13, 2024 | Articles
This stunning collection of panoramic photographs of sacred spaces—old missions, churches, cathedrals, synagogues, mosques, and temples—crosses barriers as it crosses the United States. A stunning display, it is aptly named. Look into the photographs and that sense of...
by Milana Marsenich | Jul 22, 2024 | Book Reviews
“El Paso, you’re looking good!” I loved this book. It is tender, real, and full of courage. On a whim, a young woman gets spontaneously tossed into a world foreign to all she knows: the making of a beauty queen. Imagine two flamboyant men with a dream. Imagine a...
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