Category: Publishing Publisher: Modern History Press
ISBN-10: 1615991786
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 36
Copyright: 2012
ISBN-13: 9781615991785
Tyler Tichelaar, author of My Marquette and The Marquette Trilogy, talks in an interview format about how he became interested in writing both local history and regional and historical fiction and his research and writing process to bring his books to fruition.
Does Your City or Region Have a Fascinating Story that needs to be told before it’s forgotten?
Yes, it does, and you can be the person to write it.
In this short book, Tyler Tichelaar, author of My Marquette and The Marquette Trilogy, talks in an interview format about how he became interested in writing both local history and regional and historical fiction and his research and writing process to bring his books to fruition.
Readers of “Creating a Local Historical Book” will learn:
- What kind of research is required
- What counts as research
- Where to do research
- How to organize that research into a book
- How not to go overboard with details
- Finding images and gaining usage permission
- How to make your book stand out from others
- Tips on marketing your history book.
Excerpt
The following article is based on a transcript of the February 2011 interview of Tyler R. Tichelaar on Authors Access podcast with hosts Victor R. Volkman and Irene Watson. Due to the intense public
response to this broadcast, we have made it available in this form for your enjoyment.
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