A Poppy in Remembrance research sparked many blog posts
While the posts may not be directly related to incidents in the novel, they can provide further insight for the curious reader.
A Poppy in Remembrance.
Spanning three countries and the four years of World War I, this is the epic story of an American woman struggling to become a journalist in a man’s world.
As she searches for where she belongs—spiritually, professionally and emotionally—Claire Meacham discovers God and love through her relationships with Oswald and Biddy Chambers, an earnest YMCA worker, and a dashing New Zealand soldier, all the while seeking that elusive byline.
What Inspired a Novel About World War I?
What is a Coming of Age Story?
Women Journalists in World War I
Archduke Franz Ferdinand and You
England
WWI: The National Gallery of Art
Hunting Oswald Chambers in Clapham Common
Oswald and Biddy Chambers’ Solemn Promise
People in England
Mary Lee: The General’s Daughter During WWI
Oswald Chambers and the Bible College Part I
Oswald Chambers and BTC Bible School Part II
Bible School Students and Oswald Chambers Part III
Oswald Chambers and Thoughts on War
Mary Rinehart: WWI Female Correspondent
Eva Spink Pulford: BTC Regular
Mary Riley: Oswald and Biddy’s friend
Egypt
Travel Guides and Writing Historical Fiction
Egypt Research: Food and Clothing
How a Map Can Make a Difference.
People in Egypt
Historical Novels as a Research Tool (Mrs. Emerson)
Kathleen Chambers: Little Girl in a WWI Camp
Biddy Chambers in Egypt (Biddy Chambers Part 2)
Gladys Ingram Donnithorne: BTC Regular
Hancock: Phillip and Kathleen: BTC Regulars
WWI: A YMCA Worker’s Camel Tale
A Word from God and Biddy Chambers
Why Did God Let Oswald Chambers Die So Young?
Oswald Chambers’ Death and Burial
A Poppy in Remembrance and France
Oswald Chambers, Job and Baffled to Fight Better
Graves and Memorials along the Western Front
World War I and the Influenza Horror
Pinterest Boards for A Poppy in Remembrance
I maintain a variety of Pinterest boards about World War I, Oswald and Biddy Chambers and Poppy:
It was tough with those camels! (Cadbury Special Collections Library)