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storyempire.com
Image Source: blog.townswebarchiving.com Greetings! It's Liz Gauffreau with you today. In my previous post, I discussed various ways that newspapers can be used to support writing historical fiction. Today, I'm sharing a few places where historical newspapers can be found online, including state libraries (in the US) and historical societies. (You may see some redundancies... |
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tinafrisco.com
Gwen and I are visiting Tina Frisco today. A visit to her blog will immediately show you how supportive Tina is to other authors. She is also a gifted author and her book Vampyrie won the AUTHORSdb 2018 First Lines Contest. Congratulations, Tina and thank you so much for having us. |
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thephilfactor.com
Gwen and I are with Phil Taylor today. In addition to being in the running for the sexiest man alive and the funniest blogger on the planet, Phil is a talented writer. He is also very supportive of authors and does regular interviews of the rich and famous and the not so rich and famous.... |
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dgkayewriter.com
Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. I'm delighted to be sharing my review for Sally Cronin's newest release - Life's Rich Tapestries - Woven in words. For those of you who aren't familiar with Sally's writing, you're in for a treat. For those of you who are familiar - you're in for a treat. Sally's... |
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