Bermuda Day

By Elizabeth Bales Frank on

BermudaDayTomorrow is Bermuda Day in Bermuda, so happy Bermuda Day, Bermudians!  This is a photo of the real life Censorettes as featured in a story in Life magazine in August 1941.

What was happening in my novel Censorettes in August 1941?  Funny you should ask — it is a major turning point.

Without spoiling anything, here is a paragraph from what’s going on in August 1941:

What had she ever gazed at as intently as that letter? Her mother, when Lucy sat at her bedside after her operation, waiting for her to emerge from anesthesia? The night sky, when she lay on a Florentine hillside with Matty and Nonno, trying and failing to find among brilliant stars the shapes of bear, ram, warrior? The receding shore of England as she fumed on the deck of the trawler that brought her to Bermuda?

 

 

Posted in: Bermuda, Censorettes, Stonehouse Publishing, Women in WWII

2 responses

  1. Guy Molinari | Reply

    Thanks, EBF. Have pre-ordered. If I were to send you a book, to what address should it be sent? Best, Guy ________________________________________

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  2. Linda East Brady | Reply

    That is such a cool period picture — a little taste of what’s to come with the forthcoming Censorettes! Cannot wait.

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