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Frustrated Poet? Become a Paperbag Poet by Holly Weiss, author of CRESTMONT by Holly Weiss
Ernest L.Whitehouse, husband of author Holly Weiss wrote poetry included in her novel, Crestmont....
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GAME OF THRONES: A SONG OF ICE & FIRE #1 by Cynthia Haggard
I came to "A Game of Thrones" because I read (and write) historical novels set during the Wars of the Roses,...
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Ghosts, Spirits and Romance by Lloyd Lofthouse
Some movies bring tears to my eyes; books seldom do....
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Green Eyes Smiling by MaryFrances Williamson
How love, faith and hope along with trust in Almighty God can preserve a family and country.>...
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Harlem by Damaa --
So you think you are a real cool cat who can handle the rough streets of Harlem, huh? Well let me hip you to the deal....
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Harrington Manor by Ronald James
Halloween, my favorite time of the year. ...
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Heave-ho, me bully boys! by Linda Collison
My Star-Crossed experience as a crewmember aboard HM Bark Endeavour, a circumnavigating replica of Captain Cook's ship. ...
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Hiram's Honor now available as ebook by Max Terman
In this unique, historically-accurate novel based on the first-person experiences of his ancestor in the Civil War, Dr. Max Terman takes us back in ti...
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Historical fiction is alive and well by J.R. Gordon
Graves in the Wilderness continues to gather pace in the US...
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Historical Spy Fiction by John DeDakis
1-2-1 with Ellen Butler
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Hobo Ted's Last Train Home by Wayne Bryant
Chuck Wilson was left for dead as he lay unconscious in a jungle that was infested with poisonous snakes and wild animals. He was mortally wounded whe...
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Holocaust Fatigue by Douglas Skopp
Some thoughts on "Holocaust Fatigue" and my novel, Shadows Walking ... ...
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How much history is too much history? by April Dawn
An article for those who wish to try writing historical novels....
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How the Olive Branch Became a Book by Linda Bilodeau
Linda Bilodeau traveled to France three times to do research for her novel. ...
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How To: Kill Your Mother by Nduka Onwuegbute
Would you hope and pray that your children achieve a better life? Or would you rather knock them by the side so that you can attain greatness?
The...
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I, Claudius vs the Senate by Susan Smith
Robert Graves wrote his historical novel, I, Claudius (1934) as an autobiographical memoir of the Roman Emperor Claudius (reign 41-54 A.D.) ...
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Identifying with our Characters. by Barbara Hartmann King
I wrote about a pioneer woman in early settlement days. I could feel her trauma. ...
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Imhotep's last pilgrimage along the river Nile IV by Tarek Hassan
Imhotep continues to lead his genration to pentrate through the falsified story of Osiris into the real drama of Osiris suppressed by the priests and ...
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Imhotep's pilgrimage along the Nile III by Tarek Hassan
Imhotep the great sage,prophet, physician of the ancient World continues the next phase of his pilgrimage along the river Nile intended to reveal to t...
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Indian Novel on Ayurveda, an ancient medical system of India by Joy Kaimaparamban
Set in the intriguing atmosphere of India in the early 20th century, full of mysticism, love, compassion, and political drama, The Ayurvedic Healer te...
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Innocent War: Behind an Immigrant’s Past by Susan Violante: Book Review by Irene Watson
Based on the taped memoirs Susan Violante received from her Italian immigrant father, "Innocent War" is a boy's adventure during WWII. The account is ...
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Interview for "Beneath the Marble Sky" author John Shors by Irene Watson
This book is a work of historical fiction, and is based upon the remarkable story behind the creation of the Taj Mahal. ...
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Interview for "The Price of Pride" author Donna MacQuigg by Irene Watson
When Marshal Ira Farrell learns that his youngest brother and his fiancee may have been murdered in what's alleged as an accidental fire, he'll stop...
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Interview for "The Traitor's Wife" author Susan Higginbotham by Irene Watson
In fourthteenth-century England, young Eleanor de Clare, favorite niece of King Edward II, is delighted with her marriage to Hugh le Despenser and her...
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Interview with a Spirit Medium by Dianne Salerni
Can the spirit of a deceased spirit medium be contacted in the afterlife? And if so, is she willing to do interviews?...
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Interview with Anne Newton Walther, author of Loss of Innocence by Irene Watson
In the historical novel, "Loss of Innocence," Anne Newton Walther tells a vivid story of courage, betrayal, and love. In spite of her noble heritage, ...
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Interview with author Rosemary Poole-Carter by Karen Harrington
Rosemary Poole-Carter, author of the upcoming release WOMEN OF MAGDALENE shares her thoughts on her work and writing....
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Interview with Bob Rogers, auth. Will & Dena: Love and Life in World War II by Irene Watson
In "Will and Dena" by author Bob Rogers, readers will discover conflicts created for the young couple because of classism and racism in their communi...
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Interview with Donald Bodey, author of F.N.G. (Revised Edition) by Irene Watson
This new edition of "F.N.G." is a revised and expanded version of the novel which won the 1986 Society of Midland Authors award. The novel's new frame...
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Interview with Elle Newmark, author of Bones of the Dead by Irene Watson
While visiting Venice, Elle Newmark was so taken by the watery city's history and mysterious ambiance she was inspired to write "Bones of the Dead." ...
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Interview with Gary Pisarski, author of "Black River Crossing" by Irene Watson
With the economy of the South in ruin and hope shattered in the void of silenced hearts, Will and Carol Ann headed westward in search of a new life, t...
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Interview with J. Everett Prewitt, author of "Snake Walkers" by Irene Watson
Traumatized as a child after witnessing a hanging, the first black reporter at a Southern newspaper in the 1960's attempts to solve the mysterious aba...
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Interview with J.D. Solomon, author of the The Tinen Killings by Irene Watson
U.S. history comes alive amid all the twists and turns expected in a great murder mystery. 1898 is perfectly captured in "The Tinen Killings" thanks t...
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Interview with Jeffery S. Williams, author “Anne Bonney: My Pirate Story by Irene Watson
Author Jeffery S. Williams’ historical fiction novel, “Anne Bonney: My Pirate Story,” follows the volatile youth of an illegitimate child, misbegotten...
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Interview with Kevin Dunn, author of The Necromancer by Irene Watson
"The Necromancer" uses the historical backdrop of Salem, Massachusetts to tell a sinister tale about the supernatural underworld that created a hyster...
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Interview with Linda W. Clarke, author of Edith and the Mysterious Stranger by Irene Watson
Return to the time when love and life were simple- when lovers, courting, chose words carefully in their letters rather than sending off yet another q...
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Interview with Mason Cranswick, author of Blood Lily by Irene Watson
In 1970s Rhodesia, a privileged white boy, Scott, is best friends with a black boy named Simba on his parents’ farm. As Rhodesia transforms itself vio...
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Interview with Michael B. Druxman, author of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Irene Watson
"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" by author Michael B. Druxman is a revisionist history of Hollywood's Golden Era and the tabloid press that covered it...
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Interview with Michael Kasenow, author of The Last Paradise: A Novel by Irene Watson
In the age of Jim Crow, poor whites and blacks, prostitutes and nuns will struggle against racism and oppression, civic and corporate corruption in Ga...
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Interview with Okeyo A. Jumal, author of Spiritual Shackles by Irene Watson
Exploding out of dramatic images of unexplained church
fires, Shackles is etched deep in the faces of its players; from maids,
chauffeurs a...
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Interview With Peter Carroll, Author of Queen Of Misfortune by Wilfried Voss
I had the distinct privilege, besides the author and his editor, to be the first to read Queen of Misfortune, and I have to admit I was not prepared f...
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Interview with Richard Donahue, author of The Sixth Coming by Irene Watson
In The Sixth Coming, by author Richard Donahue, mythical and some not so mythical beasts abound, as does mystical intrigue and suspense. Journey ba...
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Interview with Ron Standerfer, author of The Eagle's Last Flight by Irene Watson
Skip O’Neill lies dying of leukemia in a New York hospital, determined to live until the new millennium. His wasted body shows scant evidence of the m...
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Interview with the Author on Christine de Pizan by Jess Wells
An interview with the author discussing her main character, Christine de Pizan, why she loves the Middle Ages, and who she reads....
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Interview with Tyler R. Tichelaar, Ph.D., author of King Arthur’s Children by Irene Watson
While Mordred is the only child of King Arthur most people remember, in the Arthurian legend’s earliest versions, Mordred was only Arthur’s nephew, an...
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Interview with Will Hutchison, author of Follow Me to Glory by Irene Watson
Step backward in time and explore the harsh, yet passionate realities of a 19th-century battlefield with Will Hutchison's award-winning novel, "Follo...
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Ivory Teeth by Harold Titus
Dr. Joseph Warren, Boston patriot, is killed in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Paul Revere identifies the body....
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Jacob's Courage: A Holocaust Love Story by Charles Weinblatt
Jacob's Courage is a tender coming of age love story of two young adults living in Salzburg at the time when the Nazi war machine enters Austria. Thi...
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Journey to Tracer's Point by Gwyn Ramsey
A get rich-scheme and lots of dreams that all got lost in an overland journey...
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July 23, 2009 review by Simon Barrett Blogger News Network by Steven Lundin
Book Review: Shooting An Albatross by Steve R. LundinPosted on July 23rd, 2009 by Simon Barrett in Book Reviews, Reviews...
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