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Researching Historical Fiction

The Way We Were

How to use pop culture as an unexpected research vehicle.

3 Goals for Writing Great Historical Fiction Ryan C. Coleman

When Research Leads the Story Samantha Greene Woodruff

Finding Inspiration for a Novel Series in History Class J. Boyce Gleason

Why Research Matters in Fiction Jack Du Brul

Writing Fiction Based on a Real-Life Historical Figure K.D. Alden

Crying in the Johnny Cash Museum: An Author Discovers Nashville One Note at a Time Caroline Frost

Finding Truth in Black Historical Fiction: A Conversation With Denny S. Bryce Kristin Owens

Writing Historical Fiction With a Hubble Telescope Perspective Amanda West Lewis

Tips on Researching a Book Inspired by Lesser-Known Moments in History Wendy Holden

Thoughts on Unleashing the Ideas Inside You Anika Scott

Mat Osman: On Finding Inspiration Through Doing the Work of Writing Robert Lee Brewer

5 Tips for Writing an Ahistorical Novel Tirzah Price

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

Arrr Is for Research: Adventures in Writing a Pirate Novel Rita Chang-Eppig

5 Ways to Make Your Historical Fiction Ring True C. E. McGill

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