by azarianjosh90 | May 15, 2025 | “The Darkness at Dawn”, Blog, Guest Blog, Historical Fiction, Pamela Roberts Lee
Photo by Jo Anaya on Unsplash The role of fiction has always been consequential in various facets of life. When it comes to preserving culture, its role proves to surpass time and underline a sense of timelessness. Have you ever heard a story from your grandmother or...
by azarianjosh90 | Mar 28, 2025 | “The Darkness at Dawn”, Blog, Guest Blog, Historical Fiction, Pamela Roberts Lee
Photo by Yogendra Singh on Unsplash Are you a book lover – an enthusiast with a sense of inquisitiveness, particularly on historical fiction? Whether you want to write or read one in this genre, before we begin with such, we want to know what makes a good...
by azarianjosh90 | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog, Guest Blog
Closed doors you can choose, depicting betrayal and moral dilemmas | Photo by Pixabay Just as oaths are sacred in Puritan religion, so is John Lee’s sworn promise to Richard Hawkes—a vow that haunts him for decades. Set in 1634, “The Darkness at Dawn” by Pamela...
by azarianjosh90 | Jan 14, 2025 | “The Darkness at Dawn”, Blog
Hanged witch, depicting Salem Witch Trials | Photo by Gonzalo Sanchez on Unsplash The Salem Witch Trials—one of the darkest chapters in American history. It took place in 1692 in the Puritan community of Salem, Massachusetts. Historical documentation, legends, and...
by azarianjosh90 | Jan 7, 2025 | “The Darkness at Dawn”, Blog, Moral Dilemma
Photo by cottonbro studio The act of choosing between good and evil depicts the duality of human nature and how complex it can be. It’s actually an interesting take to grapple with, not to mention, it delves deep into the psyche and moral development of man. Not...
by azarianjosh90 | Nov 13, 2024 | “The Darkness at Dawn”, Blog, Character Analysis
Depiction of trial by gallows | Photo by Leandro Raichardt “I will die today, but I’ve done something before I die none of you will ever do. I have lived! I have done what I wanted to do without any imaginary restrictions on how I lived.”...
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