AN OPEN REQUEST … Last year’s reader survey uncovered insights about those who read historical fiction and those who do not – demographics, story preferences, favourite time periods, reasons for
Wow, what a whirlwind. And what an exciting time! Today Jenn Annis guest posts at Genuine Jenn with a review of Unravelled. Her comments are a great note to end
Unravelled blog tour is at Carol Wright’s blog Dizzy C’s Little Book Blog. I discovered Carol at least a year ago when I was looking for a book recommendation. She
Today’s blog tour stop is with Helen Hollick, author of historical fiction and historical adventure. The topic is My Year of Reading Top Historical Fiction Authors. Helen Hollick is one
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
Passages to the Past is the wonderful historical fiction blog of Amy Bruno. I first heard of Passages to the Past when it was chosen as one of the top
I’m delighted to be at Jenny Quinlan‘s book blog today – Let Them Read Books – with a giveaway and my story of becoming a writer. Jenny is the wonderful
Sheilagh Lee over at Fear Not the Darkness has a review of Unravelled this morning and I’m delighted that she agreed to participate in the blog tour. She gives Unravelled
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
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
