by Gail Ingis | Jan 23, 2020 | Events, History, News, Women
It’s downright painful to think about the women who fought for their vote and their freedom in the nineteenth-century. Women were kept in the kitchen, away from the real world, but they were cunning, seeking education, politics, and forming organizations to...
by Gail Ingis | Dec 19, 2019 | Art, History, News
It was only two days after the big event, a truck smashing into the rear of my Acura RDX on I-95, in crawling traffic, and disabling the car. Obviously, I survived. It was a good time to get away with our son and daughter-in-law and enjoy being alive in Nashville....
by Gail Ingis | Oct 10, 2019 | Events, History, News
I haven’t been to the French Rivera. I haven’t been to the cliffs of Amalfi. I have driven, toured and run the soft sparkly sand through my fingers at the Algarve. The Algarve is Praia eo Camilo (Lagos)150 kilometers/90 miles of coastline. We drove to S....
by Gail Ingis | Sep 19, 2019 | Fiction, Gail Ingis Author, History, News, Romance, Women
The following is an interview that author Claire Gem did with me. I wanted to share it with you: Today I’m honored to host author/artist/Brooklyn born blonde Gail Ingis to talk about her new release, The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. Gilded Age Heiresses comes to life...
by Gail Ingis | Sep 5, 2019 | Celebrations, Events, Gail Ingis Author, History, Life Lessons, New York, News, Women
This blog is a revision and a reminder that The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin will be published a few days from today. I’m preparing a letter with the link to the Amazon review page that will post just after midnight for my ARC readers. There’s no point in...
by Gail Ingis | Aug 15, 2019 | Events, History, News
A surprise awaits you at the end of the blog. Square dancing . . . do you know how to square dance? The name comes from what my son says is four couples arranged in a square. I learned how to do this kind of dancing when in high school. It has become familiar to me...
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