Selected WorksNonfiction
Memoir of the author's grandmother and a history of her times.
A study of cross-cultural influences on English furniture of the 18th century.
A cookbook that takes a serious look at the English tea custom and the Japanese tea ceremony.
An occupational strategy handbook for high school and college students.
A guide for students on how to use systematic networking to improve their occupational outlook.
Fiction
A work of fantasy, redemption, friendship, and romance that travels in time between 2008 and colonial Pennsylvania just before the American Revolution. |
BiographyLinda Hewitt, a native of Alabama, attended Birmingham-Southern College, the University of Alabama, and Georgia State University. She holds a B.A. and M.A. in History. She began writing when she was three--her first work was a notebook of observations about her grandparents’ home. She edited various school papers, and wrote her graduate thesis on the political and economic implications of German Reparations stipulated in treaties following the First World War. With her husband Robert, she was partner in Hewitt & Hewitt, Inc., an Atlanta public relations boutique serving major corporations. Her books deal with a wide range of topics, mostly cultural and economic. Several were book club selections and are used as supplemental reading in undergraduate cultural history courses. She is currently working on a second book of time travel in which a young woman trying to recover from the greatest loss of her life discovers that a painting of the past is more than it seems to be. She consults on communications strategy. Her professional memberships include the Authors Guild and the American Historical Association.
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