Maryka Biaggio is an award-winning novelist with a passion for history and the human spirit. She writes historical fiction inspired by real people—figures whose lives illuminate the complexities of their time.
Rebecca Rosenberg’s Champagne Widows Novels are based on real-life widows who grappled with the loss of their husbands while continuing the tradition of champagne making. The third novel – License to
I’m delighted to have Judith Starkston here today and to feature her new novel Achilles’s Wife which I have read – and highly recommend (see my review below). Judith specializes
Carol M. Cram is the author of several award-winning novels inspired by art and history, including The Muse of Fire, The Towers of Tuscany, and A Woman of Note, and host of The Art
Steven Leibo, author of the Sino-American Tales spent much of his adult life studying, teaching and writing about Asian Western relations. A few years ago, he began writing a series
Author Maryka Biaggio is known for writing historical fiction inspired by real people whose lives illuminate the complexities of their time. She is the author of five novels. Her latest
As you will read in today’s post below, Vanshika Jain is the 16-year old author of Letters to the Empire. She has also been named Youth Poet Ambassador of Allegheny
I connected with Bob Rich, an Australian author, quite a few years ago. Bob is a dedicated writer who says that “a writer must write” and that he can no more give
Arthurian legend has captivated readers for centuries, filled with tales of gallant knights, wise sorcerers, and the Once and Future King. But at its heart is a woman whose story
Alina Adams has contributed to A Writer of History in the past with a post on the ease of writing historical fiction and another on why historical fiction must keep
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
