by Gail Ingis | May 28, 2015 | Events, History, News, Technical
Michael Graves, FAIA,* honored by Contract Magazine, with the Legend Award at their 2013 Interiors Awards, said in the article, Reflecting on the Legacy of a Legend of Design,** the April 2015 issue, “I’m very anxious in my own work to build up a life of experiences...
by Gail Ingis | May 20, 2015 | News
Yosemite National Park is intriguing. Lots to discover there. In 1863, Albert Bierstadt painted Domes of Yosemite. That’s the very same painting that inspired my recent book, Indigo Sky. In my next book, my heroine is born in Yosemite. So, I am researching...
by Gail Ingis | May 14, 2015 | Events, History, News
My romance with Coney Island, when I was about five years-old or so, began at grandma’s house when the iceman delivered ice on his cart, pulled by a horse. He drove down the street hollering, “Ice for sale, ice for sale.” Looked like to me, those huge tongs...
by Gail Ingis | May 6, 2015 | Events, History, News
Indigo Sky, my soon-to-be published historical romance, is centered in the nineteenth-century, and partly takes place in Yosemite. While researching Yosemite again for my next book, I uncovered a prize in Yosemite—Buffalo Soldiers. “Buffalo...
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