Author Archives: Kartik Krishnaiyer
MY NEW BOOK UNCOVERS FLORIDA’S FORGOTTEN ROLE IN U.S. FOUNDING ERA FOR AMERICA 250
As the United States gears up to celebrate its 250th anniversary (Semiquincentennial) in 2026, Coral Springs-based historian and author, Kartik Krishnaiyer, is releasing a meticulously researched book that shifts the narrative away from the traditional 13 colonies to reveal Florida’s critical, often-overlooked position during America’s formative years. “The USA at 250: How Florida Became Part […]
New book on American Revolution in Florida now available from Casemate publishers
You can purchase the book here – https://amzn.to/42GIeZ0
Op-ed: Memorial Park Controversy Shows How Tone Deaf Boca Raton’s Leaders Have Become
Originally published in The Boca Raton Tribune– to see images from the 1947-1959 time period and other screenshots please check out that article. Additionally, I’ve been spearheading coverage of this issue in the news department as well, so if you want to know more about the development, please subscribe to the Tribune to get access […]
Why Canada Never Became Part of the US- New book out next week
My short new book “Why Canada Never Became Part of the US” will be available next week – you can preorder the Kindle edition at the links below (separate for the US and Canada) or alternatively if you are a member of Kindle Unlimited you can read the book for free beginning August 12. It […]
George Washington targets East Florida: Part 1 of 4
The next four weeks on the Florida History Podcast we will be discussing General George Washington’s obsession with conquering British East Florida including the important military staging ground of St Augustine during the American Revolution. Part 1 was released Tuesday and can be found here. or you can listen below on Spotify (or click a […]
The Florida Squeeze 