A Novel by Mark Perlman
Women participated in many hazardous functions during the great industrial war from 1914-1918. Almost all waring nations had female journalists, ambulance drivers, telephone operators, nurses, and food support. Also, women did the dangerous job of making war machines and munitions. Some nations even had female doctors, and Russia was the only nation that had women …
Mark speaks to members of the Y’s Women of Westport, CT at the Greens Farms Church on October 14th at noon.
Mark talks to attendees of the Castle Craig Adult Educational Association at the Meriden Public Library on 9/17 at 1 PM.
Mark talks to visitors at the St. Paul’s Historic Church in Mt. Vernon, NY on September 14th at 1PM.
Mark talks to the members of the Avon-Canton Rotary Club in Avon, CT at their morning meeting.
Mark talks to the members of the New Canaan Men’s Club on August 9th at their morning meeting.
Mark speaks to the members of the Metro NYC Rotary Club at their dinner meeting on June 26th.
Mark talks to the Wallingford, CT Veterans Association at the Wallingford Senior Center.
Book signing on June 22nd from noon to 3 PM at the Breakwater Bookstore in Guilford, CT.
It was an honor to give the keynote speech at the East Fishkill, NY Memorial Day ceremony.