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JG Harlond

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The Historical Writers Association. The official website of the HWA. Not in the UK or Ireland. Sophia Tobin ». J G Harlond’s historical crime fiction weaves fictitious characters into real events. ‘Local Resistance’. Is a World War II murder mystery set in a small Cornish fishing village, where everyone knows everyone but no one really knows the truth. The story revolves around a hidden Operations Base used by what became known as ‘Churchill’s Secret Army’. ‘The Empress Emerald’. Sophia Tobin ».

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AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT SERIES: February 2016

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Thank you and welcome! I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank each of you for a) coming here and b) for reading anything that I post. Thank you - it does actually mean a lot to me. Saturday, 27 February 2016. AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT WITH AMIRA AWAAD. I am delighted to announce that author Amira Awaad features next in the series. Please find the full interview below (also linked to my twitter, tumblr, facebook, Goodreads, and google account). Amira, tell us about your first novel? Most certainly self-pu...

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Memoirs from the Tower of London – Reading & Writing

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All about reading good books and writing good books. Memoirs from the Tower of London. This month’s guest post on the writer’s craft. Is by Elizabeth St.John. All the time she dwelt in the Tower, if any were sick she made (the prisoners) broths and restoratives with her own hands, visited and took care of them, and provided them all necessaries; if any were afflicted she comforted them, so that they felt not the inconvenience of a prison who were in that place. Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchinson.

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My ‘PORRIDGE & CREAM’ – Reading & Writing

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All about reading good books and writing good books. My ‘PORRIDGE & CREAM’. Sandra Danby asked various people about their ‘comfort reads’ which books do they always go back to? Here is my response. My ‘Porridge and Cream’ novels are in the. Series by the late Scots author Dorothy Dunnett. I became hooked on her sixteenth century. Series featuring the exquisite Francis Crawford of Lymond in the 1970s. Then in the 1980s, Dunnett began the fifteenth century. The first book is. Written for Sandra Danby’s blog.

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Leah Devlin’s “Where I write about . . .” or “Where the bodies and pirate treasure are buried” – Reading & Writing

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All about reading good books and writing good books. Leah Devlin’s “Where I write about . . .” or “Where the bodies and pirate treasure are buried”. In the opening scene of. From the farmlands, Alex descends into the village, passing a bed and breakfast, seafood restaurant and tiki bar, Luna’s Tarot Shack, marinas, boatyards, and then Old Ben’s cottage and her grandfather’s dilapidated riverfront home. At the end of her grandfather’s dock floats his faithful old tugboat, the. Certainly murders in the Fra...

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June | 2015 | Dirty, Sexy History

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Dirty, Sexy History. Dirty, Sexy History. Skipping to the good stuff with Jessica Cale. Find me on Facebook. Find me on Facebook. View authorjessicacale’s profile on Facebook. View @JessicaCale’s profile on Twitter. View skittles and smut’s profile on Instagram. View rainbowcarnage’s profile on Pinterest. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Follow Dirty, Sexy History on WordPress.com. The Affair of the Poisons. June 3, 2015.

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Writing about 17th Century Spain – Reading & Writing

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All about reading good books and writing good books. Writing about 17th Century Spain. This month’s guest post on the writer’s craft. Is by Donald Michael Platt. A prolific author in diverse fields but perhaps better known now for his recent books on the Spanish. Vicente de Rocamora. Donald has lived in California, Brazil, and now in Florida, so I asked him how and why he came to write a novel about 17. Century Spain. Here is his response. The Mystery of Vicente de Rocamora. A History of the Marranos.