Salinda Tyson

I began writing while living in San Francisco. Odd info-bits, like historical footnotes, often become stories. A museum exhibit sparked "Mud," in Terra! Tara! Terror. WWI was mechanized slaughter, a "modern" war with tanks and planes, but also cavalry charges! Imperial War Museum photos show soldiers with dogs and cats, which boosted the men's morale. Dogs were trained to carry messages, lay communications wire, and haul machine guns. Animals were decorated. Another story occurred while I researched ancestors who emigrated from London in 1886. I recommend: The Briar Club, A Minor Mage, Nettle and Bone, and The Wager. I enjoyed A Woman of No Importance, Code Girls, and Valiant Women, all about women in WWII.

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