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Launch: Michael Gilston’s His Majesty’s Sailor and the Girl in the Blue Coat

INTERVIEW BY ELLEN IRWIN Michael Gilston is a retired Certified Safety Professional, married 45 years with three children and five grandchildren. His love for ...Read Article

Launch: Kerry Blaisdell’s A Lamentation of Swans

INTERVIEW BY MALLY BECKER Kerry Blaisdell writes bestselling and award-winning Fantasy, Romance, and Mystery, including the acclaimed Dead Series, recommended for fans of ...Read Article

Where the Sea Calls Home: The Sea Child by Linda Wilgus

BY WILLIAMAYE JONES Along Cornwall’s coastline, reality and myth exist side by side, where hard, salt-weathered survival blurs with ancient seaborn stories. ...Read Article

Launch: Janell Strube’s Adélaïde: Painter of the Revolution

INTERVIEW BY KEIRA MORGAN Janell Strube, poet, tax accountant, and talented author of Adélaïde: Painter of the Revolution, is a biracial ...Read Article

Launch: Carolyn Newton’s Songs of the Dead Road

INTERVIEW BY WAHEED RABBANI “The past is never silent,” is an evocative blurb on the cover of Carolyn Newton’s latest novel, Songs ...Read Article

Launch: Inez Foster’s Murder on Medford Avenue

INTERVIEW BY LESLIE S. LOWE Inez Foster writes under two pen names: The first, Andrea Matthews, is for her historical and paranormal romances, ...Read Article

Launch: Sandra Wagner-Wright’s The Life & Times of Sarah Good, Accused Witch

INTERVIEW BY SUSAN HIGGINBOTHAM Sandra Wagner-Wright is an award-winning author of historical fiction, specializing in strong women at pivotal moments in history. She ...Read Article

Researching the Regency period?

BY B.J. SEDLOCK Regency novels are popular enough that if you search for “regency” in the HNS website, you’ll retrieve 800-plus ...Read Article

Launch: Elisabeth Conway’s Living the Legacy

INTERVIEW BY ELLEN IRWIN Elisabeth Conway grew up in the Worcestershire countryside but fell in love with Southeast Asia when she travelled there ...Read Article

A hero for our time too: Sharpe’s Storm by Bernard Cornwell

BY TOM WILLIAMS Fans of Bernard Cornwell’s Richard Sharpe, and there are many, are very familiar with the Peninsular War. Sharpe started ...Read Article