Historical Fiction Research

PLEASE NOTE: This blog is currently inactive. It may not stay that way forever, and there's still plenty of good stuff to read here, ...

New Release! Readers, this is an extraordinary book. The author is part of the critique triumvirate I am fortunate enough to belong to...

Recently I've been working on re-doing my website. It is a tedious task, and when faced with a tedious task, my every instinct is t...

Today I'd like to introduce guest blogger Susan Keogh, author of the newly re-released historical novel The Prodigal and the two ...

This is a picture of an author in Rome on a research trip, gazing wistfully through a fence at where her main character's home used ...

My husband and I have recently returned from several weeks in Italy, and I find myself thinking about the frustration, fascination, and sh...