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Here’s more on the background research I did into life on the “home front” during World War I for What Lies Beneath. So I’ve been having fun being a tad snarky about food conservation recipes from the first World War … Continue reading
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Here’s more on the background research I did into life on the “home front” during World War I for What Lies Beneath. With the entry of the US into World War I, voluntary food conservation came into being in order … Continue reading
Here’s more on the background research I did into life on the “home front” during World War I for What Lies Beneath. With the clarion call to American women to save food at home so that the starving of Europe … Continue reading
Here’s more on the background research I did into life on the “home front” during World War I for What Lies Beneath. On the United States’ entry into the war in April 1917, the military wasn’t the only thing to … Continue reading
Here’s more on the background research I did into life on the “home front” during World War I for What Lies Beneath. When the United States entered World War I in April 1917, the government put out the call. Uncle … Continue reading
Hello, my name is Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff, and I’m a recovering research-aholic. I know that research addiction is common among writers of speculative fiction (genres that begin with ”what if…?”). This doesn’t mean there aren’t writers who hate research with … Continue reading
This conversation originally appeared earlier this year on the History Girls, a most informative blog run by writers of historical fiction. Talking history in a writer’s fiction… with the writer Brenda Clough, by Gillian Polack Because so many readers enjoyed … Continue reading
By Brenda W. Clough Museums are a writer’s friends. Never pass one up! Background research is forever. There is nothing like actually seeing a helmet or a cup. And unless you are independently wealthy you are probably not traveling to … Continue reading
by Brenda W. Clough Once in a B&B in Athens I met a guy who was writing a novel about the Trojan War. He had been researching for six years or so, and was just considering crossing over to Hissarlik … Continue reading
by Brenda W. Clough To play along, just answer the following three (3) questions… • What are you currently reading? • What did you recently finish reading? • What do you think you’ll read next? • What are you … Continue reading