Rage. Fear. Greed. We’re in for a treat today! I’m pleased to have Debra Brown Co-editor of Castles, Customs, and Kings: True Tales by English Historical Fiction Authors on the blog as part of promoting
Wanda Lynne Young writes about books for Yummy Mummy Club. Today she’s hosting an article I wrote describing five WWI novels that influenced my writing. Wanda is also a great
Historical fiction author, Christy English, has written two successful novels about the Plantagenet era. Her latest work is Love on a Midsummer Night, set in Regency times. I’m delighted to
Today Evangeline Holland, an author and expert on all things Edwardian, hosts a guest post by yours truly titled WWI JOURNALS MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE EQUIVALENT OF BLOGS. I am very
David Lawlor’s History with a Twist is the second stop on the blog tour. David’s tag line is ‘celebrating the bit players of history’. My topic is Women Were Heroes
Stop 1 on the book tour is up today at Erin Eymard’s The Bookworm’s Fancy. Nine years ago, I was an expat wife—often called the trailing spouse in the world of
Sandra Martin of the Globe and Mail asked this question of Margaret MacMillan in Saturday’s newspaper. MacMillan is the author of the widely praised and very successful book Paris 1919:
My brother, Dave, also known as the historian in our family, responded to Songs to Nail Hitler with an email pointing out two other notable songs sung with, no doubt,
Songs That Will Help Us Nail Hitler is a pamphlet my grandfather kept in his WWII scrapbooks. The title says it all, doesn’t it, about the feelings of hatred that
Because I’m writing historical fiction set in WWI, I need to be able to imagine the landscape of my characters’ world. Many of my favourite WWI websites offer photos of northern
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
