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By by Myfanwy Cook

Hazel Gaynor, Natalie Meg Evans, Kristen Harnisch and Judith Starkston plant the seeds for future success with their debut novels. When we are ...Read Article

By REBECCA HENDERSON PALMER

Tom Clavin’s latest book, Reckless – The Racehorse who Became a Marine Corps Hero, details the life of a sorrel mare that played ...Read Article

By Stephanie Renee dos Santos

Welcome to week nine of our series, our final post. It’s my pleasure to introduce Alicia Foster, author of Warpaint. In 1942, during ...Read Article

By JANE STEEN

My education in historical romance began early, plundering the box of Barbara Cartlands my grandmother kept under her bed. In Cartland’s novels, ...Read Article

By Stephanie Renee dos Santos

Welcome to week eight of our series. It’s my pleasure to introduce Cathy Marie Buchanan, author of bestseller The Painted Girls. Set ...Read Article

By DEBORAH SWIFT

Elizabeth I is one of the most iconic women in English history. Partly this is because she survived to a ripe old age, ...Read Article

By Stephanie Renee dos Santos

Welcome to week seven of our series. It’s my pleasure to introduce Stephanie Cowell, author of Claude & Camille. Cowell has brilliantly ...Read Article

By TERRI R. BAKER

In a recent Canadian newspaper article, the television series Downton Abbey was cited as one of the major inspirations for North American aspirations ...Read Article

By Stephanie Renee dos Santos

Welcome to week six of our series. It’s my pleasure to introduce Maryanne O’Hara, author of Cascade. When Desdemona Hart Spaulding, ...Read Article

By B.J. SEDLOCK

WEBSITES USEFUL TO HISTORICAL NOVELISTS Here are two websites with collections of interest to historical researchers, one of which is strong on anthropology ...Read Article