AMERICAN REVOLUTION ROUND TABLE of RICHMOND


While most of our revolutionary reading is likely non-fiction, the occasional novel can add a new and different perspective to our study.  And perhaps tell a great story.  Think Kenneth Roberts’ Arundel and Rabble in Arms, for example.  Please join us on Wednesday, September 19, when our Karen Chase will present “American Independence Beyond the Battlefield: Figures, Facts, and Realities of the American Revolution as Seen Through the Eyes of an Historical Novelist.”  Karen’s novel about the Declaration of Independence is almost finished.  Here’s her site.  http://www.karenachase.com/

We meet for dinner in the Heilman Center at 5:30, with the meeting at 6:30 PM.  Maps and details are here.  http://arrt-richmond.blogspot.com/p/2013-meeting-schedule.html.  Please join us and bring a friend.  Guests are always welcome.  Stay safe and dry.

Bill



   

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