A Guest Post by M. B. Zucker, award-winning author of "The Eisenhower Chronicles" ***** Historians in the first generation after Dwight...

The men and women listening in to the enemy from all around the globe. For some years the world has been aware of the astonishing part...

Guest Post by Penny Sansevieri | Sept 2, 2022 It’s easy to overlook your prior books, but Amazon is a bit unforgiving – so when it comes...

Guest Post by Penny Sansevieri | Sept 3, 2022 Want to know the key to successful book marketing for self-published authors? A strong...

Guest Post by Penny Sansevieri | Sept 1, 2022 I talk to a lot of authors who want to know how to get book reviews on Amazon, and for what...

Guest Post by Penny Sansevieri | Aug 30, 2022 Regardless of how long you’ve been publishing, the process of actually launching a book can...

by Penny C. Sansevieri Guest Post | Tues Aug 30, 2022 Self-publishing a book can sound complicated, and I won’t lie to you, it is more...

A Guest Post by Gareth Williams What can I add to the vast body of words already written about Napoleon Bonaparte. Who am I to think I...

A Guest Post by Janis Robinson Daly, August 6, 2022 My interest in women’s historical fiction stemmed from reading Anita Diamant’s The...

A Guest Post by Fil Reid Many great tomes have been written about this subject, and I have a very small space in which to lay out the...

Marketing your Work – It is not as scary as you think. A Guest Post by Jonathan C. Dixon - Audiobook Narrator of "Blood and Ink", "The...

By Renee Yancy I love doing the research for a historical novel. I have spent hours and fallen down many rabbit holes trying to discover,...

Starting with Place in Historical Fiction Mention historical fiction and people reflexively think "time period." Will I be reading about...

Guest Post by Betty Bolté While writing the A More Perfect Union series set in Charleston during the American Revolution, I had a burning...

The only certainty in life is that time never stands still. Historical Fiction is no exception and is going through an upheaval in the...

A Guest Post by Linda Sindt NEWS RELEASE SOUTHERN OREGON AUTHOR Accidentally “Discovers” a 400-Year-Old Portrait of a Heroine of the...

by Alison Huntingford A significant part of my historical novel ‘A Ha’penny Will Do’ takes place in Newington Workhouse in the early...

by Rob Bauer In 1869, one of the most underappreciated but vastly important events in the history of North America took place in today’s...

by Dave Mason I’m lucky to have three really cool siblings. We grew up together, for a number of years, until the natural course of our...

by Michael Ross Railroads have played an important role in American history since early in the nineteenth century, transforming what was...