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I’m doing final edits for Time & Regret and thought I would share Chapter 1 with you. If you have a few moments, I would love some feedback. does it interest
May 12, 2015
I’m doing final edits for Time & Regret and thought I would share Chapter 1 with you. If you have a few moments, I would love some feedback. does it interest
A few months ago, I signed up for a ‘free’ subscription to Writer’s Digest. Well, guess what folks, I am now inundated with offers from Writer’s Digest and its partner
Have you ever thought of applying market segmentation to your novels? When I worked at IBM, we thought about markets for PCs in the days when personal computers were new (yes,
Two days ago, I promised to provide some thoughts based on my reading of Katharine McMahon’s WRITING HISTORICAL FICTION. It’s a small e-book which requires less than two hours to
Last week I had the pleasure of speaking with Katharine McMahon on the topic of inside historical fiction. Yes, we actually spoke on the phone rather than via email, a
Recently I ventured into social reading land with 10 Thoughts on Social Reading. Actually, I came up with 12, but I digress. Digging deeper, I can see that this term
Long time readers will know that A Writer of History is not a place for advertising an individual author’s book or some new author service — or how to reduce your
Checking around the internet for news and insights on the historical fiction front recently and found lots of books to add to my TBR pile. The American Library Association published its 2015
In the latest New York Times Book Review James Parker, contributing editor at The Atlantic, and Anna Holmes, an editor at Fusion, discuss whether book reviews should be considered a
Sprinkled throughout Myfanwy Cook‘s book, Historical Fiction Writing, are numerous examples of useful resources for writers. Many relate to British history, however, every country has similar resources available online. www.britishmuseum.org
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
