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Shot Through Time

Author	Richard Modlin

Shot Through Time

Name: Shot Through Time
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Richard Modlin

Sergeant Nolan Black, a British grenadier, returning from the Battle of Concord and Lexington on 19 April 1775, is shot and falls unconscious. He awakes in the same place, but on 19 April 1975, a short distance from a reenactment of the battle that took place 200 years earlier.

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Categories: Book, Century fox, Historical, Time Travel Tags: Colonial Period History of the U.S., U.S. Colonial Period History, US Revolution & Founding History (Kindle Store)

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Shot Through Time

April 19, 1775, British regiments from the Boston area march to Concord and Lexington in search of weapons and ammunition hidden by Colonials. The regiments are ambushed on their return. Sergeant Noland Black is shot, falls unconscious, and awakes in the same place, but on April 19, 1975, exactly 200 years into the future and not far from an ongoing reenactment. .

Richard Modlin

Richard Modlin is a professor emeritus of the University of Alabama in Huntsville and the author of a number of published books, articles, and short stories. His novel Newfound Freedom was a finalist for the Foreword Reviews BOTYA in General Fiction, and his 2008 memoir Chasing Wings – Birding Exploits and Encounters was a finalist in the Nature Writing category.

Modlin earned his PhD in marine ecology from the University of Connecticut and has several degrees in the biological sciences. Having minored in English at the University of Wisconsin, he has taken part in the Iowa Summer Writers Program and is the former President of the Alabama Writers Conclave, member of the Tennessee Mountain Writers, on the board of the Huntsville Literary Association, and member of the Huntsville Photographic Society.