The Fiery History of the 4th of July

Posted by Carolyn Burns Bass | Jun 28, 2016 | 0

Ever wondered about the history of fireworks as they pertain to America’s Independence Day 4th of July?

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Carolyn Burns Bass

A longtime journalist for entertainment, travel and lifestyle media, Carolyn has been published in glossy monthlies, daily newspapers and online media, including HuffPost and the Riverside Press-Enterprise. She’s had short fiction published in The Rose & Thorn, Breath & Shadow, and MetroFiction journals. As a finalist for the 2013 Eric Hoffer Award, her short story “Sketches Past and Present” appears in the anthology, Best New Writing 2013. Her middle grade biography All About the Bronte Sisters, was published by Blue River Press in December 2020. From 2009 to 2020 she hosted the popular #LitChat discussion through Twitter, bringing together readers, writers and publishing professionals together for weekly chats about books. Carolyn uses her experience as an editor and journalist to blend words with pictures to tell stories that empower people and promote products through social media, websites, and print. In addition to writing, Carolyn is a business arts specialist who excels at providing creative solutions for the business of life. She would like to list prestigious colleges attended and degrees earned, but she restricts her fiction to made-up people.

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