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Author_Beverly Lionberger Hodgins
biographies of women
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female welders
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser Permanente
Kaiser shipyards
maritime history
Oregon maritime history
Oregonship
pacific northwest
portland oregon
Rosie the Riveter
shipyards
swan island
swan island shipyard
Victory ships
war production jobs
Washington maritime history
welderettes
women in history
women in shipyards
women in WWII
women welders
womens biographies
womens history
world war ii
world war ii history
Product details
- ISBN 9781493087631
- Weight: 336g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 06 Jan 2026
- Publisher: Globe Pequot Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Beverly Lionberger Hodgins was born in Portland, Oregon, and for many years enjoyed the surrounding rivers, lakes, mountains, and forests before moving to equally lovely Washington State. As the great-granddaughter of Oregon pioneers, Hodgins has a distinct interest in all things regarding the settling, development, and history of the Pacific and Inland Northwest, and enjoys writing about fascinating people who lived before—particularly women who lived life on their own terms.
Hodgins’s screenplay Wayward Warrior, based on her husband’s Vietnam service, was a semi-finalist for the FilmMakers International Screenwriting Awards. She once served as a personal interest story reporter for the Washington State Employees’ Intranet. She is the author of Mercy and Madness: Dr. Mary Archard Latham’s Tragic Fall from Female Physician to Felon (TwoDot), the essay “A New Dawn” published in the anthology Chocolate for a Woman’s Courage, and poems published in college literary reviews. She lives in Spokane, Washington, with her husband, Tom.
Hodgins’s screenplay Wayward Warrior, based on her husband’s Vietnam service, was a semi-finalist for the FilmMakers International Screenwriting Awards. She once served as a personal interest story reporter for the Washington State Employees’ Intranet. She is the author of Mercy and Madness: Dr. Mary Archard Latham’s Tragic Fall from Female Physician to Felon (TwoDot), the essay “A New Dawn” published in the anthology Chocolate for a Woman’s Courage, and poems published in college literary reviews. She lives in Spokane, Washington, with her husband, Tom.
