WRITING ABOUT HISTORY'S FORGOTTEN
About Frank
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, I studied history at John Carroll University (B.A.) and Cleveland State University (M.A.). As a graduate student at CSU, my studies focused on the U.S.-Mexican War, Ottoman Empire, and history of cemeteries in America. I was awarded the Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year Award for 2013-14.
I enjoy discovering and writing about forgotten wars and soldiers of the nineteenth century. My main areas of interest include the U.S.-Mexican War (1846-48), American Civil War (1861-65), and Queen Victoria's "Little Wars" (1837-1901). I have written dozens of articles for blogs, journals, and magazines (click the publications tab to see a complete list). I'm a regular contributor to the blog Emerging Civil War (link).
When I am not writing, I travel with my wife, explore old cemeteries, play wargames, and hunt for antiques and collectibles.
I encourage you to follow my Twitter and Facebook pages for updates on my travels, publications, and historical musings.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, I studied history at John Carroll University (B.A.) and Cleveland State University (M.A.). As a graduate student at CSU, my studies focused on the U.S.-Mexican War, Ottoman Empire, and history of cemeteries in America. I was awarded the Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year Award for 2013-14.
I enjoy discovering and writing about forgotten wars and soldiers of the nineteenth century. My main areas of interest include the U.S.-Mexican War (1846-48), American Civil War (1861-65), and Queen Victoria's "Little Wars" (1837-1901). I have written dozens of articles for blogs, journals, and magazines (click the publications tab to see a complete list). I'm a regular contributor to the blog Emerging Civil War (link).
When I am not writing, I travel with my wife, explore old cemeteries, play wargames, and hunt for antiques and collectibles.
I encourage you to follow my Twitter and Facebook pages for updates on my travels, publications, and historical musings.
