All right, maybe not exactly. But I write about them the same way. I got a funny look from someone the other day when I said that, so I’m going to explain the similarities. First — non-sex related unless you have different tastes than me, but who knows *grin* — Read more…
We live in a different age than most of our characters. Judging or condemning someone because of their gender, their sexual orientation, their religion, or their color is wrong in our time. Our characters lived in a different time. Don’t judge them for that and do not force them to Read more…
I’m going to do a short series on my own rules for writing historical fiction. Now these are my rules. I obviously can’t and won’t try to force them on anyone else. In at least one case, I wish I could. The one that absolutely infuriates me when it is Read more…
From bookPumper: Year 1296. Young Andrew de Moray, newly knighted by the Scottish King, is thrilled to go to his Nonetheless people should also know that this product has been approved by FDA which makes it viagra price canada more friendly and easy to use. This pill, in comparison to Read more…
CHAPTER THREE Caitrina de Berkely snapped off her thread and examined the seam she had finished sewing. There was no doubt. The seam was crooked. She frowned in disgust at the gray underskirt and glanced across the sunlit bower at her sister. Isobail’s needlework was always perfect. Everyone told their Read more…
If you have a book for sale on Amazon or other vendor sites, you know that getting it up there is merely the first hurdle. Once your book is listed how do people find it? Even if it’s the greatest novel since Moby Dick or has the potential sales of Read more…
Jennifer Hudock, author of Goblin Market, is going to guest post about one of the most dreaded necessities of being an indie author. Writing the Novel Description. Jenny did a great description for her own novel so I think she has a lot to say about that. Thanks for being Read more…
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For this new novel (you might want to see the first chapter in my previous post) I want to include as an epigram the first few lines of a song that many Scots consider their national anthem, Flower of Scotland. Naturally, I contacted the copyright holder, The Corries, in order Read more…
CHAPTER ONE April 1296 “Just beyond the peak, my lord.” The outrider’s voice was dulled by weariness. Under a clear afternoon sky, the man pointed up a beech-covered knoll. Andrew de Moray could already make out the rumble of a moving army. He reined in his charger and jumped from Read more…