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That Dickinson Girl

A Novel of the Civil War

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Pub Date 15 Nov 2022 | Archive Date 2 Dec 2022


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Description

Eighteen-year-old Anna Dickinson is nothing like the women around her, and she knows it. Gifted with a powerful voice, a razor-sharp wit, and unbounded energy, the diminutive curly head sets out to surpass the men of her day as she rails against slavery and pushes for women’s rights. There are only two things that can bring her downfall—the entangling love she has for her devoted companion, Julia, and an assassin’s bullet. 

Forced to accompany the fiery young orator on her speaking tour of New England, Julia Pennington fights her growing attraction to ever more impertinent woman. When a traitor sets out to assassinate Anna, Julia will risk her life to save her?

Loosely based on the life of forgotten orator, feminist, and lesbian, Anna Dickinson, That Dickinson Girl is the story of one woman’s rise to fame and fortune at the expense of love during the political and social turmoil of the American Civil War.

Eighteen-year-old Anna Dickinson is nothing like the women around her, and she knows it. Gifted with a powerful voice, a razor-sharp wit, and unbounded energy, the diminutive curly head sets out to...


Advance Praise

“Gripping. Believable, and bittersweet. It captures the era without a single false note.” The Literary Redhead

“The author took a non- fictional character from a difficult time in history and created a relatable and tear- jerking story.” Jayy Jacobs

“It’s an interesting and unusual look at a period which rarely gets a clear-eyed examination in a novel.” Kathleen Buckley

“Gripping. Believable, and bittersweet. It captures the era without a single false note.” The Literary Redhead

“The author took a non- fictional character from a difficult time in history and created...


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ISBN 9781959318088
PRICE US$4.99 (USD)

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