About Louise Matheson

Louise caught the writing bug from a grade two creative writing class and since then has focused her career in writing. Working in both the publishing and communications fields in private and public sectors, through communication networks and as a freelancer, she has written multiple editorial, ad copy, articles, content and products as a staff writer and as communications advisor and has been published in many magazines and newspapers.

During her career in publishing Louise branched out to create the first marshmallow making company in Atlantic Canada, Sweet Things Marshmallows, and became the author of Homemade Marshmallows, How to Make Your Own Gourmet Marshmallows at Home.

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How to Make Gourmet Marshmallows at Home: Includes marshmallow recipes for vegetarians! Mar 20, 2017

by Louise Matheson

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How to Make Gourmet Marshmallows at Home is written to be fun and informative and the recipes show you just how versatile the marshmallow really is! Also included are marshmallow recipes for Vegetarians!

If you’re a Vegetarian and love a sweet treat, you can now enjoy a marshmallow! The recipes are designed so that you can make your own sweet treat at home with basic simple ingredients.

How to Make Gourmet Marshmallows at Home contains a history of the candy from early Egyptian times to now, it describes the tools and ingredients you need to perform the work of a Marshmallow Maker, and contains simple, tried and true, delicious recipes to drool over.

Patriotism - A Product of Casablanca: An Essay on Political Propaganda in Film Apr 12, 2017

by Louise Matheson

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Patriotism - A Product of Casablanca
An essay on how Casablanca promotes political propaganda to gain support during the Second World War.

Arguably one of the most popular films of all time, Casablanca (written by Howard Koch and the Epstein brothers, directed by Michael Curtiz) serves as a vehicle for political propaganda during the Second World War.

Playing to the emotions of the audience, the melodramatic film evokes patriotism as refugees from German-occupied Europe flee to neutral territory, Casablanca, in search of passage to North America. Casablanca poses as the halfway station to freedom. Here brilliantly written characters draw at the heart strings of the audience through wartime love interest, honour, and bravery all meant to gain support of the war that it depicts.

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