Dear Maude Trilogy | Denise Liebig

Denise Liebig

Silent Films... Or Were They?

Silent films and the era in which they were popular (approx. 1891-1927) have fascinated many. But have you ever wondered what it would be...

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Off the Rack: A Time Traveler's Closet

What girl wouldn’t want a few extra clothes; especially at someone else’s expense? How about a closet full of them? In Dear Maude, Emily...

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It's Music, Music, Music!

Some say love is the universal language. I happen to believe that music is, because, despite the language a song is written in or how...

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The Art of Change

Fauvism, Cubism, Futurism were all the rage in 1910. Think Picasso and Matisse, and you’ll have a good idea of what the art world looked...

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Timeless Vehicles Repurposed in The Dear Maude Trilogy

In time travel fiction, something—a machine, a watch, a phone booth, standing stones, etc.—transports the character(s) back in time. For...

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Dis-ease in The Dear Maude Trilogy

From Typhoid Fever to the Spanish Influenza, early twentieth-century diseases were widespread, often pandemics, which affected young and...

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Riding Sidesaddle: Why Not Face the World Head-on?

In Dear Maude, Emily Stanton’s training involves the popular pursuits of a 1910 lady of society, including riding sidesaddle. For those...

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Not the Dreaded Corset!

Corsets top Emily Stanton’s lists of avoidable undergarments in Dear Maude, For the Love of Maude, and Forever Maude, the books of The...

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Where is St. Helens, Oregon & Why is Emily from There?

In Dear Maude, Book 1 of The Dear Maude Trilogy, the protagonist, Emily Stanton, is from St. Helens, a rural town just outside Portland,...