Olga Woronoff, Upheaval and the Booth Tarkington connection
Booth Tarkington, who twice won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, in 1919 and 1922, wrote the Introduction to the original edition of my grandmother’s memoir,
Writing about my family, history and moments in time.
How did they manage to make a home each time they moved?
In the midst of renovating my new home, I have been neglecting my blog posts. I simply haven’t been able to keep an eye on
The Secrets behind the 2nd Edition of Upheaval, my grandmother’s memoir
If you have ever wondered why I wanted to update my grandmother’s memoir, this post will explain all. When my father died in 2012 I
It is rumoured Empress Alexandra never smiled but my grandmother definitely saw her smiling more than once
The first time my grandmother, Countess Olga Kleinmichel, saw Empress Alexandra the Empress wasn’t smiling. In fact, according to my grandmother’s memoir in which she
The Grand Duchess wrote about my grandparents in her diary
I’m always interested in reading about my grandparents and my latest purchase doesn’t disappoint. George Hawkins, who has translated the diaries and letters of members
An Upheaval leads to a memoir which made me wonder why…
Several years ago I reread the book my grandmother had written in the early 1930’s, her memoir Upheaval. I have always been curious. From the
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