What can be learned from a diary? What indeed, from not just one but several original writings, letters, journals, and other memorabilia of the Colonial and Victorian times? The answers lie in T.N. Pollio's new book, Voices from Early America on Sunbury Press Books.

Speaking with Lawrence Knorr, Pollio discusses his work as a historian and author and his collection of authentic and true diaries and writings of American settlers. Their times were different, but like today, their emotions and perspectives on life mirror those of today.

T.N. Pollio lives on the shore of Southern New England. He is the author of two books on ancient and medieval history, which are on the shelves of nearly 900 academic libraries on five continents. He has also published numerous articles and essays on art and historical subjects. Pollio is also a member of the Archeologic Institute of America and other historical forums.