Unravelled Blog Tour
Unravelled: Two wars. Two affairs. One marriage. Official release: September 19, 2013 I am thrilled to announce the following participants in a blog tour for UNRAVELLED which takes place from
September 12, 2013
Unravelled: Two wars. Two affairs. One marriage. Official release: September 19, 2013 I am thrilled to announce the following participants in a blog tour for UNRAVELLED which takes place from
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
A blog called Royalty Free Fiction caught my eye the other day. So I decided to contact Deborah Swift to see what she’s up to. Deborah, a writer and blogger,
The Historical Novel Society published its latest reviews last week. I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing three books. The Paris Affair by Teresa Grant begins with a two-page list of
Some of you may have already seen the book cover for UNRAVELLED on either Twitter or Facebook, however, I want to make it official. Ta Da!! The design is thanks
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
In the past seven years I have collected and read many books dealing with WWI, so many that friends think I am going slightly crazy. This, of course, could be
I am pleased to welcome author Stephanie Carroll to talk about researching historical fiction. In her post you will see vivid examples of how she has incorporate research into her
As I mentioned in Tuesday’s post, accuracy is a difficult challenge for writers of historical fiction. Today my brother Dave Bingham casts a keen eye on Ken Follett’s Winter of
Accuracy is a difficult challenge for writers of historical fiction. 44% of readers in the 2012 historical fiction survey mentioned inaccuracies as detracting for their enjoyment of the genre. As
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
