A Festival of Movies
Most of you know how much I read, however, today’s post is about blitzing on movies, a phenomenon my husband and I enjoy every September courtesy of the Toronto International
September 22, 2015
Most of you know how much I read, however, today’s post is about blitzing on movies, a phenomenon my husband and I enjoy every September courtesy of the Toronto International
You’re in for a treat today as Judith Starkston shares a bit of her passion for historical fiction. Over to you, Judith. Mary has asked me what makes historical novels inherently different
Veronika Pelka is the author of Undone by Fate’s Hand – now isn’t that a great title – and has graciously agreed to tell us about her writing process. Veronika was
Eamonn Griffin and I have connected on Twitter from time to time and the other day he suggested I might want to have a look at his historical fiction
Mike Torreano is a relatively new author with two novels in the works. Like many others, he trolled the halls and workshops at this June’s Historical Novel Society conference and we
Yesterday, Elaine Cougler, author of The Loyalist’s Wife, nominated me for The Creative Blogger Award and I’m blushing with pride. (Can you blush with pride?? In any event, you know what
Today author Jeannine Atkins discusses her passion for historical fiction and a novel she has written based on the life of May Alcott. Jeannine likes to write about people who’ve not yet found
When asked about book clubs, 31% of participants in the 2013 reader survey said they belong to one or more book clubs. Included in that number are those who belong to
Deborah Lincoln says “I’m fascinated by the way events—wars and cataclysms and upheavals, of course, but the everyday changes that wash over everyday lives—bring a poignancy to a person’s efforts to survive and
Delaney Green has been a reporter, a copy editor, and a professional actress to name some of her pursuits. She has also taught English and now writes historical fiction of a
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
