Behind the Book – Give Women the Vote!
For me, one of the most fun parts of researching a book is when I discover fascinating tidbits from history. For example, the early stages
For me, one of the most fun parts of researching a book is when I discover fascinating tidbits from history. For example, the early stages
https://www.history.com/history-this-weekWhen William Patrick O’Neill, Rose O’Neill’s father, moved his family to homestead a property near Branson, Missouri, they took up residence in a dogtrot cabin
Rose O’Neill had a fascinating childhood. There were many things I’d have loved to put in The Rose of Washington Square: A Novel of Rose
Do you love thrillers? Then you don’t want to miss this behind-the-book post on a brand new release set in Russia by the fabulous Nina
After two long years of research, writing, edits, and more edits, my novel about a remarkable woman from history is on the way! Meet The
How can this much time have passed since my last post? In my defense, I’ve been swamped with work on two books, a few articles
There are many things I never fail to do. Eat. Sleep. Read. Unfortunately, I haven’t been nearly as faithful at attending to my blog. My
December is marbled with tradition. Probably more so than any other time of year. Now, I’m as much a sucker for sentiment as anyone, but
The gestational period of a book is enough to make an author cry. Between research and writing, I’ve been working on my current historical novel
#authorinterview #authorspotlight #newrelease It’s my pleasure to welcome author Ruth Hull Chatlien to talk about her upcoming release, Katie, Bar the Door. I had the
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