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Historical Mystery

Nathan Gower: On the Mystery of the Writing Process
Historical

Nathan Gower: On the Mystery of the Writing Process

By Robert Lee Brewer
Monica Hesse: On Lesser-Known Historical Moments
Historical

Monica Hesse: On Lesser-Known Historical Moments

By Robert Lee Brewer
Tom Mead: On Continuing a Murder Mystery Series
Mystery/Thriller

Tom Mead: On Continuing a Murder Mystery Series

By Robert Lee Brewer
5 Tips for Writing an Ahistorical Novel | Tirzah Price
Historical

5 Tips for Writing an Ahistorical Novel

By Tirzah Price
14 Tips for Writing Captivating Historical Mysteries | Anna Lee Huber
Mystery/Thriller

14 Tips for Writing Captivating Historical Mysteries

By Anna Lee Huber
Riley Sager: On Perseverance and Trusting in the Process
Mystery/Thriller

Riley Sager: On Perseverance and Trusting in the Process

By Robert Lee Brewer
Jeremy P. Bushnell: On Playing With Tropes Around Valor and Gender
Science Fiction/Fantasy

Jeremy P. Bushnell: On Playing With Tropes Around Valor and Gender

By Robert Lee Brewer
Kristen Loesch: On the Generosity of the Writing Community
Historical

Kristen Loesch: On the Generosity of the Writing Community

By Robert Lee Brewer
Charles Todd: On the Surprise in the Writing Process
Mystery/Thriller

Charles Todd: On the Surprise in the Writing Process

By Robert Lee Brewer
Joanna Margaret: On Ancient Discoveries Inspiring Literary Mystery
Interviews

Joanna Margaret: On Ancient Discoveries Inspiring Literary Mystery

By Robert Lee Brewer
Amanda Flower: On Making a Sleuth Out of a Poet
Interviews

Amanda Flower: On Making a Sleuth Out of a Poet

By Robert Lee Brewer
Carole Lawrence: On the Vast Canvas of New York City History
Interviews

Carole Lawrence: On the Vast Canvas of New York City History

By Robert Lee Brewer
When Is Historical Accuracy Inaccurate?
Historical

When Is Historical Accuracy Inaccurate?

By Terry Roberts
Essential Versus Non-Essential Mystery
Mystery/Thriller

Essential Versus Non-Essential Mystery

By Amanda Kabak
Catherine Hokin: On Following Your Story
Interviews

Catherine Hokin: On Following Your Story

By Robert Lee Brewer
Jennifer Ashley: On Writing the Whodunnit
Interviews

Jennifer Ashley: On Writing the Whodunnit

By Robert Lee Brewer
Christina Baker Kline: On Bringing History to Life
Interviews

Christina Baker Kline: On Bringing History to Life

By Robert Lee Brewer
My Crawfie: How I Fictionalized a Real-Life Character
Historical

My Crawfie: How I Fictionalized a Real-Life Character

By Tessa Arlen
Marie Benedict & Victoria Christopher Murray: On Bringing a Project to Life
Interviews

Marie Benedict & Victoria Christopher Murray: On Bringing a Project to Life

By Robert Lee Brewer
E.J. Levy: When Your First Draft is Your Best Draft
Interviews

E.J. Levy: When Your First Draft is Your Best Draft

By Robert Lee Brewer
5 Tips for Creating a Fully Realized Historical Setting
Historical

5 Tips for Creating a Fully Realized Historical Setting

By Nekesa Afia
Nekesa Afia: On Approaching Genre as a Challenge
Interviews

Nekesa Afia: On Approaching Genre as a Challenge

By Robert Lee Brewer
The Problem of Solving a Mystery When You're the Prime Suspect
Mystery/Thriller

The Problem of Solving a Mystery When You're the Prime Suspect

By Mia P. Manansala
Pam Jenoff: On Writing About Isolation While Isolated
Interviews

Pam Jenoff: On Writing About Isolation While Isolated

By Robert Lee Brewer