Thomas A. Lewis
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THE GUY
 Nationally
recognized and reviewed author of six books
Broadcaster, public speaker and advocate of sustainable living Editor, The Daily Impact website 2007-10 Artist in Residence and adjunct instructor Department of Mass Communication Frostburg State University follow the links at left. To learn more about me, including contact information, browse the boxes at right and below. |
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BLOG Applying the principles of the book Brace for Impact to the news of the day. THE BOOK'S FACEBOOK PAGE Become a fan. Keep up to date on events, etc. MY PERSONAL FACEBOOK PAGE MY COMPLETE RESUME LIST OF PUBLICATIONS with excerpts |
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| AUTHOR West from Shenandoah: A Scotch-Irish Family Fights for America 1729-1781. John Wiley & Sons 2004. For King and Country: The Maturing of George Washington 1748-1760. HarperCollins 1993. The Guns of Cedar Creek. The climactic battle of the 1864 Valley campaign. Harper & Row, 1988. Shenandoah in Flames: The Valley Campaign of 1864. Time-Life Books1987. |
JOURNALIST
Editor and Publisher 1988-1993 of Civil War Magazine and Chairman of the Civil War Society. Articles on history and the environment published in Smithsonian, Audubon, Air & Space, Historic Preservation, Civil War, National Wildlife and International Wildlife Magazines. Writer for six years of "EQ Index" an authoritative annual review of the state of the US environment appearing in National Wildlife Magazine and the World Almanac. Senior editor and executive series editor 1980-1985 at Time-Life Books.
",,,a superb writer, with a startling command of the
historian's art and a powerful interest in the moral aspects that history has always claimed.” -- The Los Angeles Times |
BROADCASTER
Contract newscaster and anchor for The Voice of America, 2002-2005. Creator and Host of Talk About the Quality of Life, aired on radio stations in Winchester, Leesburg and Front Royal, VA, 1997-1999. Director of news and public affairs and anchor, WHSV-TV, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1973-78. General assignment reporter, WTOP Radio and Television (Channel 9), Washington DC, 1965-69. |
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