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Al Dickenson
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Assistant Editor, American Farriers Journal
Milwaukee
Beats
Biography
Al Dickenson is a Milwaukee, WI-based writer, editor, photographer, historian, and archivist. He has extensive experience as a writer and journalist, working both as a freelancer and as a magazine and newspaper editor. Al is happy to accept pitches from prospective clients. A recent graduate from Wisconsin Lutheran College, Al seeks to put his three Bachelor's degrees in communication, English, and his true passion, history, to good use by telling stories of meaning to a broad range of audiences. As a historian and writer, he believes it is vital that we as a society, and as individuals, understand our origins to better prepare ourselves for the future.
Language, Movies , Media, Politics, History, Books, Education, news equines, events theatre, Book reviews
Content
By Al Dickenson Verified|SubstackWhen president-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated the second time on January 20th, he will not be the first president to serve two, non-consecutive terms. In both 1885 and 1893, Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th president of the United States, was inaugurated. The interim inauguration was that of Benjamin Harrison, the man who defeated him in the 1888 election. If this is ringing any bells about the current White House situation, well, obviously you’ve been reading the news.
By Al Dickenson Verified|allthingsliberty.comBOOK REVIEW: The Soldiers Fell Like Autumn Leaves: The Battle of the Wabash, The United States’ Greatest Defeat in the Wars Against Indigenous Peoples by Rick M. Schoenfield. (Yardley, PA: Westholme Publishing, 2024. $32.50 Hardcover)In The Soldiers Fell Like Autumn Leaves, author and historian Rick M. Schoenfield presents a unique perspective on an often-forgotten part of American history: the Battle of the Wabash, November 4, 1791.
By Al Dickenson Verified|allthingsliberty.comTELEVISION REVIEW: Franklin. Directed by Tim Van Patten. Written by Kirk Ellis and Howard Korder. Featuring Michael Douglas, Noah Jupe, Daniel Mays, and Eddie Marsan. Released April 12–May 17, 2024. Apple TV+. Franklin, as a television miniseries, is well done. Rarely do we see this time period—the eighteenth century—televised.
Company Info
American Farriers Journal
American Farriers Journal is a specialized publication dedicated to the equine footcare industry, operating since 1975. Owned by Lessiter Media, it publishes an eight-times-per-year print and digital magazine that provides practical guidance on hoof care, forging techniques, and business management for professional farriers, veterinarians, and horse care product buyers. The journal focuses on advancing farrier education and industry standards, offering in-depth technical content, including shoeing practices, product reviews, and case studies. It also provides educational resources such as career-building guides for farrier students, digital newsletters with industry updates, and interactive tools for benchmarking practices. Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, American Farriers Journal continues to be a trusted resource, emphasizing actionable advice and fostering community engagement within the farrier profession.
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Founded: 1975