Lynn Lovegreen
YA historicals in Alaska

When Felix Pedro discovered gold near E. T. Barnette’s trading post, Barnette saw an opportunity to get rich quick. But someone had to...

May is AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month. (See AAPI Heritage Month events and history athttps://asianpacificherit...

I’ve been posting #writingtipsforteens on the first week of each month. This month’s subject is setting. So, what is setting? Generally,...

I attended the Pike Peak Writers Conference last weekend. I enjoyed (virtually) hanging out with other writers and learned a lot from the...

I’ve spent a lot of time on Zoom and other virtual platforms over the past year. Although I get tired of looking at screens, I must admit...

Anchorage is a young town. Although the indigenous Dena’ina people have been living and subsistence hunting and fishing in the Anchorage...

I’m posting #writingtipsforteens on the first week of each month. This month’s subject is character arcs. In each novel or long story,...

On March 30, 1867, the United States of America officially purchased the territory of Alaska. We commemorate the day as the state’s...

While the COVID-19 pandemic makes travel difficult and Alaskans are still enduring below-freezing temps, it’s a good time to daydream of...

I have been a library person all my life. My parents raised me to be a voracious reader, and the library has always been a big part of my...

This weekend is the start of the Last Great Race on Earth, the Iditarod.This year, the sled dog race is altered because of the COVID-19...

I’m posting #writingtipsforteens on the first week of each month. This month’s subject is point of view. Point of view shows who is...

Note: Much of Fur Rondy is cancelled this year, but the snow sculpture competition will go on! Please enjoy this post from last yea As...