Courtesy of Anne Terres , talented artist and close friend of mine, is a beautiful rendition of the All-American Golem Girl, Silence Do-Good...

It's funny, really; I never intended for the story of Silence Do-Good's origin to be as long as it is. I figured I could tell her st...

In the wake of her visit to the Senate (in what Chicago Tribune reporter Max Fairfield called "The Constitutional Clobbering"), Si...

The 1920s were a Golden Age of heroism. Nicknamed "do-gooders" by the police because of the federal statute which authorized them,...

It is a sad irony of this timeline that even though the actions of Silence Do-Good made it a better world than our own, this very goodness m...

It is beyond the scope of this article to give an exhaustive account of the military operations that occurred along the American Front of Wo...

We have arrived at the point in our narrative where divergent history truly catches up with us. In 1814, Silence Do-Good saves the Library...

The 1860s, as a whole, were not kind to Silence Do-Good. After the formal surrender of the Confederacy at Appomatox Courthouse on April 9,...

From 1787 until 1802, Silence Do-Good was afforded the finest tutelage America could offer, an education better than any male non-aristocrat...

Most people know that Benjamin Franklin was a brilliant philosopher, scientist, and statesman. A few know that he was a Master Mason. But ha...