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#Writer
#Womeninhistory #Truecrime 
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Annie is a writer, historian, and attorney (inactive). She earned her law degree from the University of Notre Dame and her history degree from the University of Illinois.
She is currently working on a manuscript about true crime and women in history, and is represented by Amy Bishop of Trellis Literary Management. She lives with her family near St. Louis, Missouri and runs marathons in her spare time. |
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Anna Sorokin is an heiress: She’s been telling people in New York City so for years — not just in words, but in designer clothes, private plane rides, and swanky hotel rooms. She’s been telling banks, too. ...
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If you studied the Gilded Age in history class, the women you learned about were probably reformers like Carrie Nation, Ida B. Wells, and Jane Addams—advocates for change with hearts of gold and nerves of steel. But they weren’t the only ambitious women shattering stereotypes in the late nineteenth century. ...
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