CLICK BELOW TO VISIT JAN’S WEBSITE:
CLICK ON COVERS TO PURCHASE FROM AMAZON:
Twitter Updates
- @PoeticLicencedk Persistent perceived inaction causes apathy. 1 day ago
- Show, don’t tell. twitter.com/gopleader/stat… 1 day ago
- Texas is a world energy leader⁉️⁉️🤣😂😆 Someone hasn’t been paying attention to Texas current events. twitter.com/JohnCornyn/sta… 3 days ago
- Of all people to quote this verse. 🧐 twitter.com/marcorubio/sta… 4 days ago
- @moonbridgebooks Honeysuckle. There was a bush along a fence when we walked to school. I always used to stop and pi… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 days ago
Categories
-
RECENT POSTS
Tag Archives: internment
The Heavy Fog of Fear
A few days ago, the intensity of my drive to outwardly disagree with Trump’s hasty actions and foolhardy words went into overdrive when I heard about the Executive Order to ban immigrants. But, it’s not wise to share opinions on social … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Family History, History, Uncategorized
Tagged Executive Order, immigrants, internment, Japanese, Jews, Muslim, prejudice, World War II
Leave a comment
A Way of Life
Amazing that today, the 74th anniversary of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, all the talk on CNN is about Donald Trump’s proposition that all Muslims be banned from travel to the United States. This follows his suggested surveillance of mosques … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, History, Prejudice
Tagged Bono, internment, Japanese American, Pearl Harbor, Trump
11 Comments
Floating Home–Finalist, Little Tokyo Historical Society
Earlier this year, I entered “Floating Home” into the Little Tokyo Historical Society Short Story Contest. I was excited to learn that it was a finalist in the contest where the main requirements were that the story incorporate Little Tokyo … Continue reading
Q&A with Deborah Kalb
Thank you to Deborah Kalb for her interview about The Red Kimono. It comes at a perfect time to honor my mom as she enters the next chapter. Click HERE for the full interview. Jan Morrill is the author of … Continue reading
Posted in The Red Kimono
Tagged Deborah Kalb, internment, interview, Japanese American, The Red Kimono
3 Comments