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HistoricalAlison Weir: On the Personal Lives of Historical FiguresRobert Lee Brewer
The Big Dilemma for Historical Novelists - How Far Can You Stretch the Facts in Historical Fiction, by Martha Jean Johnson
HistoricalThe Big Dilemma for Historical Novelists—How Far Can You Stretch the Facts?Martha Jean Johnson
HistoricalMartha Hall Kelly: On Personal History Inspiring Historical FictionRobert Lee Brewer
5 Tips for Writing Historical Romance, by Mimi Matthews
Romance5 Tips for Writing a Historical RomanceMimi Matthews
HistoricalMartha Bátiz: Don’t Forget To Have FunRobert Lee Brewer
The Specificity of Details: Creating a Fully Realized Character in a Work of Historical Fiction, by Danielle Teller
CharacterThe Specificity of Details: Creating a Fully Realized Character in a Work of Historical FictionDanielle Teller
Historical Fiction Is Speculative Fiction, by Valerie Nieman
HistoricalHistorical Fiction Is Speculative FictionValerie Nieman
Karen Swan: On Managing Time and Timelines, by Robert Lee Brewer
RomanceKaren Swan: On Managing Time and TimelinesRobert Lee Brewer
Step-by-Step Guide to Planning a Second World War Novel, by Susanna Bavin
HistoricalA Step-by-Step Guide to Planning a Second World War NovelSusanna Bavin
HistoricalPaulette Kennedy: Give Yourself GraceRobert Lee Brewer
The Personal Is Historical: Women's Character Arcs in Context, by Jessica Levine
HistoricalThe Personal Is Historical: Women’s Character Arcs in ContextJessica Levine
From the MagazineThe WD Interview: Vanessa RileyMoriah Richard
6 Tips for Writing Wartime Cozy Crime Novels, by Helena Dixon
Mystery/Thriller6 Tips for Writing Wartime Cozy Crime NovelsHelena Dixon
Elizabeth Everett: On Letting Story Ideas Simmer
RomanceElizabeth Everett: On Letting Story Ideas SimmerRobert Lee Brewer
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HistoricalHeists and Historical Context: Why I Set My Novel During the Great Exhibition of 1851M. K. Lobb
Write Better FictionHelena Rho: There’s a Burden That Comes With Historical FictionRobert Lee Brewer

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