I’m delighted to have Eliza Knight on the blog today. Eliza is an award-winning, USA Today and international bestselling author of dozens of novels. Her latest novel is Lost in the Summer of
After surviving a plane crash in a 4-seater Cessna – yes, this really happened – the doctor told me to rest for at least two weeks because of the head
The working title of the novel I’m writing is River of Time. While debating titles (with myself, of course), I also considered River of Life, but ultimately decided that this
Over the years, I’ve written hundreds of posts on the topic of reading historical fiction and reading in general. Some of these posts related to the surveys I’ve done, others
Diana Stevan is the author of both historical and contemporary fiction ranging from Ukrainian family sagas to psychological and literary works. A House Full of Strangers – Diana’s new book
For weeks, I’ve hesitated to write another one of these posts, however I don’t think I can ignore the situation any longer. I tried burying my head in the sand
David O. Stewart is the author of five award-winning books of American history, three bestselling historical mysteries and two more historical novels. He’s also the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement
Author Lise Mayne has two novels to her credit – Becoming Sand and Time Enough. Lise told me that writing featuring family history is “a tricky business and having done
Elisabeth Storrs is an Australian novelist who writes historical fiction. We’ve connected for many years on the joys and challenges of writing historical fiction. After writing a trilogy set in
Several months ago, I was thrilled to receive an advance copy of Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie’s new novel A Founding Mother which tells the story of Abigail Adams, wife
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
