Historical Fiction Research

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...

O Fortune,  like the moon you are changeable, ever waxing and waning;  hateful life first oppresses  and then soothes  ...