Kathryn Page Camp

  I was scheduled to participate in the Hammond Public Library’s Local Author Fair on April 18, 2020. And then I wasn’t. COVID intervened, a...

  Once of my favorite Easter hymns is “The Strife is O’er,” and I’ve left instructions to sing it at my funeral. The words are reproduced be...

  This is a busy week, so my next two blog posts will use two of my favorite hymns. This week I will concentrate on Good Friday, and next we...

When 12-year-old Julia is sent to stay with her cousin Fannie in Chicago, neither girl likes the arrangement. Then the Great Chicago Fire of...

  Roland and I just returned from a trip to Panama. It was intended only as a vacation, but I am giving some consideration to writing a stor...

  I’m currently working on a story that takes place in the Pullman neighborhood of Chicago during the 1894 Pullman strike. I found a number ...

  Last week I wrote about using memoirs and other personal accounts to research a historical novel. This week I’ll cover the benefits of usi...