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Balancing Humor and Levity in Historical Romances
Romance Writing

Balancing Humor and Levity in Historical Romances

By Christi CaldwellAug 24, 2021
When Is Historical Accuracy Inaccurate?
Historical

When Is Historical Accuracy Inaccurate?

By Terry RobertsJul 26, 2021
Caroline Beecham: On Organizing the Historical Fiction Novel
Interviews

Caroline Beecham: On Organizing the Historical Fiction Novel

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 20, 2021
Catherine Hokin: On Following Your Story
Interviews

Catherine Hokin: On Following Your Story

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 13, 2021
Jennifer Ashley: On Writing the Whodunnit
Interviews

Jennifer Ashley: On Writing the Whodunnit

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 10, 2021
Christina Baker Kline: On Bringing History to Life
Interviews

Christina Baker Kline: On Bringing History to Life

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 8, 2021
My Crawfie: How I Fictionalized a Real-Life Character
Historical

My Crawfie: How I Fictionalized a Real-Life Character

By Tessa ArlenJul 1, 2021
3 Tips for Writing an Effective Love Scene
Romance

3 Tips for Writing an Effective Love Scene

By Bridget MorrisseyJun 30, 2021
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 BrewerJun 29, 2021
Alka Joshi: On Allowing Characters to Inform Your Sequel
Interviews

Alka Joshi: On Allowing Characters to Inform Your Sequel

By Robert Lee BrewerJun 20, 2021
Kerry Winfrey: On Writing a Romance that's Cozy and Comforting
Interviews

Kerry Winfrey: On Writing a Romance that's Cozy and Comforting

By Robert Lee BrewerJun 17, 2021
6 Tips for Writing a Summer Romance Novel
Romance

6 Tips for Writing a Summer Romance Novel

By Rachael LippincottJun 10, 2021
5 Tips for Creating a Fully Realized Historical Setting
Historical

5 Tips for Creating a Fully Realized Historical Setting

By Nekesa AfiaJun 10, 2021
5 Tips for Making the Switch from Romance Reader to Romance Author
Romance

5 Tips for Making the Switch from Romance Reader to Romance Author

By Kate BromleyJun 4, 2021
Emily Henry: On Writing the Second Book
Interviews

Emily Henry: On Writing the Second Book

By Robert Lee BrewerMay 11, 2021
Posy Lovell: On History and Inspiration
Interviews

Posy Lovell: On History and Inspiration

By Robert Lee BrewerApr 23, 2021
Family Stories as Inspiration for Historical Fiction
Historical

Family Stories as Inspiration for Historical Fiction

By Kristin BeckApr 22, 2021
Historical Fiction: Write What You Know, or Know What You Write
Historical

Historical Fiction: Write What You Know, or Know What You Write

By David GilmanApr 7, 2021
Anna Lee Huber: On Escapism and Historical Fiction
Interviews

Anna Lee Huber: On Escapism and Historical Fiction

By Robert Lee BrewerApr 7, 2021
David Gilman: On the Accuracy of Historical Fiction
Interviews

David Gilman: On the Accuracy of Historical Fiction

By Robert Lee BrewerMar 31, 2021
Lorraine Heath: Romance Without Outlines
Interviews

Lorraine Heath: Romance Without Outlines

By Robert Lee BrewerMar 29, 2021
Writing a Romance Series That Keeps Readers Coming Back for More
Romance

Writing a Romance Series That Keeps Readers Coming Back for More

By Michelle MajorMar 29, 2021
Nadia Hashimi: On Seeing Ourselves in Historical Fiction
Interviews

Nadia Hashimi: On Seeing Ourselves in Historical Fiction

By Robert Lee BrewerMar 17, 2021
Patti Callahan: On Writing About Another Culture
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Patti Callahan: On Writing About Another Culture

By Robert Lee BrewerMar 9, 2021