Newfoundland – such beauty
We’ve been on holiday with friends in Newfoundland and Labrador – the only Canadian province I hadn’t visited. And what a stunning place it is. The wild beauty of hills,
June 30, 2016
We’ve been on holiday with friends in Newfoundland and Labrador – the only Canadian province I hadn’t visited. And what a stunning place it is. The wild beauty of hills,
John Danielski has two historical novels to his credit: Active’s Measure and The King’s Scarlet, both set in Napoleonic times. He has graciously offered to talk about Beginnings – how
When you’ve had a blockbuster like The Paris Wife, I’m sure most writers would find writing the next novel rather daunting. The question of whether or not you could create
James Wilson is the author of four historical novels and a work of historical non-fiction. He has recently written a fifth novel, The Summer of Broken Stories, which is set
Monday night was planning night at the Toronto book club where I’ve been a member for at least fifteen years. We have a tried and true process of nominating books,
The grit, tragedy and bold strategy of the American Civil War play out in Jim Stempel’s Windmill Point. Am I glad I read it? You bet. Stempel’s writing is vivid and meticulous. He
Well, all right, the title is a bit over the top, however, I wanted to tell you about one of the best gifts from our recent trip to Paris …
Last week I built a website, a simple one that features my author name and gives readers a place to check me out while giving me a more permanent place
In April, Jane Friedman – whose banner reads ‘helping authors and publishers flourish in the digital age’ – posted an article on How to Use a Plot Planner by Martha Alderson.
Perhaps you’re tired of serious posts about the writing of historical fiction, the analysis of who reads, who writes, what makes this or that author/book successful. And then there are
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
