Alison Stuart, author of historical romance and the soon-to-release historical mystery, Singapore Sapphire, and three other authors—Lauren Willig, Deanna Raybourn, and Leanna Hieber—discussed the notion of carving out your niche
At #HNS2019 I attended In For the Long Haul: The Craft of Writing a Series. This panel was moderated by Donna Russo Morin (great job, Donna!) with Nancy Bilyeau, Patricia
Luke Jerod Kummer is the author of The Blue Period, a novel about the tragic events that led Picasso to experience a breakdown and render society’s forgotten souls when he
Elizabeth Mahon author of Scandalous Women moderated a lively discussion with this year’s agents and editors panel on the state of historical fiction in the marketplace. The conference was wonderful!!
Facebook friend and fellow author Donna Baier Stein shares her thoughts on how images have inspired her collection of short stories. I hope you find it as fascinating as I
Continuing to feature popular posts year by year – here’s a look at 2014. A number of these posts derive from an examination of the 2013 reader survey results. Favourite Historical
I thought I’d take a look via Google at what others are saying about historical fiction. First up – a list from Read It Forward of Historical Fiction We Can’t
Something seems to be happening at A Writer of History. Let me explain. Attracting followers is a slow process. For the longest time, you think no one is interested –
California native Rebecca Rosenberg writes historical fiction. She was on the blog a while ago talking about her debut novel, The Secret Life of Mrs. London. Beyond writing, Rebecca and her
Have you ever read a novel and wondered what was fact and what was fiction? Greg Johnston, author of Sweet Bitter Cane brings that perspective to today’s blog post. Welcome,
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
