When Deborah K. Frontiera was drafting Superior Tapestry, it was during the pandemic, so she was not able to drive into Canada to take her own photo of the St. Mary’s River rapids for Chapter 2. A connection between the historian on the Michigan side who had been helping with …
Deborah K. Frontiera recently spoke with Emma Pavlova for her blog talk, For the Love of Books. To listen to this podcast, follow this link: Deborah Frontiera on For The Love of Books Podcast
Modern History Press is excited to announce the audiobook edition of Superior Tapestry: Weaving the Threads of Upper Michigan History is now available! You’ll enjoy more than 6-1/2 hours of enthralling narration recorded by acclaimed voice artist Sarah Scullins. Buy from Audible.com Buy from Apple iTunes
The author, Deborah K. Frontiera, has recently learned that the Houghton County Historical Museum in Lake Linden, MI, has a special display in the Veterans Room of the museum on Robert LaMotte, member of the Lady Be Good crew, (Chapter 16) who was a Lake Linden resident, and the reason …
By Ernest Dempsey Historical fiction is not always about wars and dynasties or romance tales set in times of kings and knights. Sometimes it’s more about the story of a place seen through the eyes of characters. In Deborah K. Frontiera’s Superior Tapestry: Weaving the Threads of Upper Michigan History …
Writing and getting a book published is like giving birth to a baby, except it usually takes longer than 9 months. Today, author Deborah K. Frontiera feels like she’s on the way to the delivery room.
Synopsis: Like any tapestry, the threads of history cross over and under each other in different points of view and places in time. Award-winning author Deborah K. Frontiera mixes natural science and geology into history where those aspects intersect with the lives of people or are the reason Michigan’s Upper …
