Alexander, Caroline, 1956-

The Resource Alexander, Caroline, 1956-

Description: Historian Caroline Alexander is fascinated by epic tales where history and myth collide. Whether writing about the Trojan War or West Africa, Alexander carefully sifts through fact and fiction to create a compelling narrative. Her writing explores events in history where the actions of a group of men are as important as the actions of their leader. In these stories, Alexander is able to create levels of characterization. She brings alive legendary leaders and heroes, while also imbuing the entire operation with a character of its own. Start with: The Endurance: Shackleton's legendary Antarctic expedition

Description: Historian Caroline Alexander is fascinated by epic tales where history and myth collide. Whether writing about the Trojan War or West Africa, Alexander carefully sifts through fact and fiction to create a compelling narrative. Her writing explores events in history where the actions of a group of men are as important as the actions of their leader. In these stories, Alexander is able to create levels of characterization. She brings alive legendary leaders and heroes, while also imbuing the entire operation with a character of its own. Start with: The Endurance: Shackleton's legendary Antarctic expedition

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