As always, a lively discussion at book club this month. The book in question: Girl Reading by Katie Ward. Advertised as “Seven portraits. Seven artists. Seven girls and women reading.”,
Now that the big move is over, it’s time for another reader interview. This time it’s Leila, an avid reader from the north of England. Leila shares some interesting stories about
Douglas and I met through A Writer of History. If I recall, he had read one of my guest posts on another blog and, as luck would have it, ‘clicked
Tell us a little about yourself. I am a 67 year old male, who holds both a BA as well as an MA degree from Marshall University (majoring in
Tell us a little about yourself. I’m a 51 year old female and recent transplant to Utah. My degree in education somehow got parlayed into food service management, with
I’m delighted to have Denise on the blog today talking about her reading habits and historical fiction. Denise sounds like a remarkable woman. She’s studied many languages, been a pastry chef
Please welcome Ken, the second of our reader interviews. In addition to reading, Ken has wide-ranging interests and many author recommendations to tempt other readers. Ken is a Facebook friend. Tell
A Writer of History is hosting a series of interviews with readers, particularly those who enjoy historical fiction. I hope these interviews will augment the survey data I’ve collected. Please welcome
I’ve been both mesmerized and horrified by what I’ve read about Vimy, which took place 97 years ago today. In Unravelled, Edward Jamieson, who fought at Vimy Ridge, remembers that
After spending the past twelve months editing and publishing two novels, I am finally able to return to a manuscript I haven’t touched in more than a year. Time and Regret interleaves the stories
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
