Turkey Roundup
Today is Thanksgiving and there is no blog post. Instead, I have compiled a roundup of Thanksgiving posts that Susanne and I have written over the years in reverse chronological order. You can tell right away who thought more about being thankful.
Roundup of Thanksgiving Posts If you are a new reader—or just missed some of these—here’s your chance to catch up. Take a break from cooking or read while digesting. Your choice.
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About Aline Kaplan
Aline Kaplan is a published author, a blogger, and a tour guide in Boston. She formerly had a career as a high-tech marketing and communications director.
Aline writes and edits The Next Phase Blog, a social commentary blog that appears multiple times a week at aknextphase.com. She has published over 1,000 posts on a variety of subjects, from Boston history to science fiction movies, astronomical events to art museums.
Under the name Aline Boucher Kaplan, she has had two science fiction novels (Khyren and World Spirits) published by Baen Books. Her short stories have appeared in anthologies published in the United States, Ireland, and Australia. Aline’s articles have also appeared on the Atlas Obscura website. She has been an active member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America since 1988 and is a long-term member of the Spacecrafts science/fantasy writers’ group.
As a tour guide, Aline leads architectural and historical walking tours of the city for Boston By Foot, ghost tours for Haunted Boston and historical bus tours of the city. She lectures on Boston history and has appeared in the Boston Globe, as well as on TV for Chronicle, an award-winning television program that broadcasts stories of New England.
As a lecturer, Aline has spoken at Brandeis and Tufts universities for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. She has also addressed as service organizations and local meetings.
She is a graduate of Northeastern University in Boston and lives in Hudson, MA.
Hoping you had a great and meaningful Thanksgiving.