Pennsylvania. The land of bridges. If you read my last post about the different kinds of maps, then you’ll know about topographical maps. If not, then the… Read more “Research It | Item 3: Covered Bridges of Pennsylvania”
Tag: historical fiction
Research It | Item 1: The Pen
September. Leaves are changing color, Fall fever is in the air, and students are returning to school. That means raking yards (yuck), pumpkin spiced everything a bit… Read more “Research It | Item 1: The Pen”
3 Pros to Outlining Your Novel
Stardate 96257.95 There are many things within the authoring world that confuse me, but there’s even more that just makes sense. What might be a necessity for one… Read more “3 Pros to Outlining Your Novel”
#WQOTD: On Racism in Literature
Stardate 96178.85 With racism still present in modern society, there will always be that one person who will use a slur without a second thought. They think that… Read more “#WQOTD: On Racism in Literature”
The True Order of Things vs. the Fictional Order of Things
Stardate 95650.99 I am writing an historical adventure novel. At one point in time I dreamt of it being a fantastical one as well but when I realized… Read more “The True Order of Things vs. the Fictional Order of Things”
Puddled in Your Head
Stardate 94770.64 Does it feel like you’ve been researching way too long without producing much? Does it feel like way too much information has puddled in your… Read more “Puddled in Your Head”
Why You Should Research Your Historical Novel
Stardate 94766.96: #writetip Every writer has to start somewhere. Every potential author needs to know that they don’t know everything. That, quite honestly, is one of the… Read more “Why You Should Research Your Historical Novel”
