This article featured on the Lee-Fendall House Museum website captures the Civil War Living History Day event where I had the honor of presenting my "Nameless and Faceless" poetry. Walking through rooms that once served as a Union hospital made the history come alive in a way that was truly unforgettable. On May 16th, Lee-Fendall hosted an engaging afternoon centered around a unique selection of Civil War historians. Civil War Living History Day, a two hour program, welcomed

My presentation of the Nameless and Faceless series at the American Civil War Museum's Book Talk.

My presentation on Asia Booth Clark at The American Civil War Museum Virtual Talk.

This piece featured on the Civil War Round Table of the District of Columbia website in January 2026 shares my poem about a soldier's final moments beneath a dogwood tree in the Wilderness, a poem from my upcoming book. On January 14, 2026, the CWRTDC had the pleasure of hosting a reading of a poem by our member Lisa Samia entitled "Under the Dogwood Tree." For more information about Ms. Samia and her poetry, visit https://www.lisasamia.com/ Ms. Samia also gave us permission