New historical novel releases in time for National Bicycle Month
Faith, patience and courage in adversity help a young woman find her way Debut novel by Mike H. Mizrahi highlights how the bicycle paved the way for women’s rights We live in a world where a device on our wrist can detect our every step and vital sign while our phones pop up with notifications telling us where we are, in case we did not already know. Too easily we take for granted the great inventions of the past that drastically changed the world at the time they were introduced. Take the bicycle, for example. In his debut novel, The Great Chattanooga Bicycle Race (Redemption Press/May 1, 2017) , author Mike H. Mizrahi tells the story of a woman who creates waves by not only riding a bicycle, but doing so in bloomers. A woman riding a bicycle in pants seems trivial to us now, but at the turn of the 20th century, it was a very big deal and played a part in the advancement of women’s rights. The Great Chattanooga Bicycle Race introduces readers to Anna Gaines, an insec...