The Homestead Act of 1862 was, no pun intended, landmark legislation that changed the course of our nation. Professor Hannah Haksgaard, a Property and Family Law professor
In her letter to her mother, Anna describes her new home: My home is what they call a “soddy.” It is small, about the same size
One of my beta readers commented that it appeared I’d done a lot of research while writing Proving Her Claim. She was right. I wanted to
When I began this project I really didn’t give much thought to the whole “publishing a book” part of the path to publishing. Boy, did
It was the Bible for my copyediting class at South Dakota State University: the Associated Press Stylebook. As journalists, we lived and died by the AP Stylebook: spelling out numbers
The South Dakota Festival of Books is the event that readers, writers and book lovers in general look forward to all year. This year, the Festival’s 20th
True confession: every day should be “Read a Book Day.“ It’s never too late to grab a book and start reading. And no one’s judging if it’s
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