Grace H. Osborn Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Grace H. Osborn

Well, just did what I didn’t think I could and finished reading both Alexander Hamilton’s A Full Vindication and The Farmer Refuted—both very good essays. But y’all, after taking all these notes my hand hurts 😂 Oh the joys of #historicalfiction…. But now I can at last write! https://t.co/YqYTmOt47w

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Grace H. Osborn

@DailywriterQ Cinderella—but the Brothers Grimm version.

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@DailywriterQ Cinderella—but the Brothers Grimm version.

Grace H. Osborn

@Write_Like_Mad Last thing I bought was one of The Papers of Alexander Hamilton volumes 1) I needed it for research for my historical fiction trilogy narrated by, and chronicling the life of, Alexander Hamilton. 2) I am a massive Hamilton nerd and am very curious about all of his writings.

Grace H. Osborn

Which was ultimately decided at the Annapolis Convention in 1786, whereat Alexander Hamilton proposed the idea—having been one of the 1st to put it into writing in a letter in 1780. With the help of James Madison, the pair got the Constitutional Convention rolling—& here we are. https://t.co/9Bf8zVmIfZ

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@MadelynKnecht Alexander Hamilton, the MC of my historical fiction trilogy, The American Icarus. An ambitious, talkative, impulsive, violet-blue eyed redhead, Alexander serves with extensive dedication in many positions throughout the trilogy. Within Vol I, a masterful solider, aide, & friend.

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#authorpitstop currently working on Vol 1 of The American Icarus, a #HistFic series chronicling the life of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton—but told from his perspective in lieu of an autobiography. #WritingCommmunity https://t.co/ODHSQ09AGg

Grace H. Osborn

Well, just did what I didn’t think I could and finished reading both Alexander Hamilton’s A Full Vindication and The Farmer Refuted—both very good essays. But y’all, after taking all these notes my hand hurts 😂 Oh the joys of #historicalfiction…. But now I can at last write! https://t.co/YqYTmOt47w

Grace H. Osborn

Oh the joys of historical research… right when you find the exact thing you’re looking for so you can write a super chaotic scene in your historical fiction project. 😊 This is from my copy of John Muller’s ‘Treatise of Artillery’ the 2nd edition, originally published in 1768. https://t.co/GZQbCYdmHv

Grace H. Osborn

@ceciliaclyra @carlywatters Mine is George Washington’s Indispensable Men by Arthur S. Lefkowitz. Goes over all of Washington’s aides-de-camp throughout the Revolutionary War.