The Things They Left Unsaid
Patricia MorseFocusing on my book, whose working title is "The Things They Left Unsaid." It's a deep dive into the lives of ordinary Americans, that is, my parents, in World War II. Their arc from before the war to the aftermath and how the world around them changed.
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When You're Young but You're Lost in a Haunted Wood
I’ve been thinking about what it must be like to come of age in 2026 and was reminded of what it was like for the War Generation, coming of age in the Depression without economic futures and then, just off in the distance, the drumbeat of t...
Meanwhile at the Front
Last year, I did a real time for my father in combat, but I left the long long stalemate summarized. I thought, since I have his platoon’s morning reports, I’d look at what the day to day was as they dug in during the worst winter weather o...
Victory Recipe Box
I have three recipe boxes my mother brought with her when she moved in with me at the end of her life. I just now decided to sort them out. One lovely wooden one is, I think, the recipe box from my Great Aunt Margaret. Mom, her niece, was h...
What's a Generation?
I’ve said to people that this is a history of World War II as it was experienced by ordinary people, using my parents as the narrative arc. In some ways it’s more the history of a generation that was swept into World War II and emerged out...
This Blog/Newsletter
I’ve been mulling about how this can support my larger project. The thing is, though the transformations of the war are central, the larger project is really about the so-called Greatest Generation as I have come to understand it through my...
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I retired and this happened--writing about the history around me and sometimes gardening. I have two substacks--one about Hyde Park Chicago History, the other about my larger project (me, my family, World War II).
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