Taylor MacDowell

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I've always loved historical fiction: Michener, Frazier, Auel, Gabaldon. So when my search into genealogy started my mind wandering about what might have influenced my ancestors, I naturally started weaving "what ifs" into their lives. It seemed more honest to start writing fiction. So, here I am.

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The Kitchen’s Garden
A Smile and A Gun
Jane Austen’s World
The Prairie Ecologist
Living History Farms
The Girdle of Melian
A Year in the Life of a Farmer
In Cold Ink
Lincoln Highway News

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A little cow humor

Cow Comic 1

Harold finds this hysterical. But then, humor was much simpler in 1930.

March 29, 2017macdowelltaylor comics, cows, humor 2 Comments

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