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Librarian @EIU, reader's advisor, reference book author. I edit the Historical Novels Review and review historical fiction for Booklist & my blog. NBCC/ALA/INFJ
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New books by Historical Novel Society members, August 2026

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By SArah Johnson, Sarah Johnson
| Historical Novel Society
Congrats to all HNS members with new books out!  If you’ve written a historical novel or nonfiction work published (or to be published) in March 2026 or after, send the following details in via our contact form by October 7: author, title, publisher, release date, and a blurb of one sentence or less. Please shorten your blurbs down to one sentence, as space is limited. Details will appear in the November 2026 issue of HNR. Submissions may be edited.
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Empowering Pedagogical Practice Through Autoethnography within the Context of Family Literacy Projects

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By SArah Johnson, Sarah Johnson
| The University of New Mexico - UNM
family literacy, autoethnography, reflexive, literacy, multilingual students, bilingual students, high school, high school English, English Language Development Language, Literacy and Sociocultural Studies Language, Literacy, and Sociocultural Studies Dr. Mary Rice Dr. Aijuan Cun Dr. Armando Garza Ayala Johnson, Sarah M.. "Empowering Pedagogical Practice Through Autoethnography within the Context of Family Literacy Projects." (2026). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/educ_llss_etds/183
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Assyrian Filmmaker Preserves Chaldean Heritage Through 'Authentic' Storytelling

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By SArah Johnson, Sarah Johnson
| AINA
Michigan is home to the world's largest Chaldean population. Sterling Heights filmmaker Weam Namou is keeping the culture and Aramaic language alive. Chaldean American author and filmmaker Weam Namou is dedicated to helping her community heal through what she calls "not good or bad, just authentic" storytelling. Born in Iraq, Namou immigrated to Michigan with her family as a child. Now a Sterling Heights resident, she cherishes her neighborhood and the family she raised there.
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