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storyempire.com
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| | | | | 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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thephilfactor.com
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| | | | | 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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1writeway.com
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| | | | | Gwen and I are visiting Marie Ann Bailey on her terrific blog 1 Write Way. I have been following Marie since I started blogging and each time I visit her posts, I come away with beautiful thoughts that are worth remembering. Marie's motto is "I am therefore I write." I can't think of a better... | |
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teagansbooks.com
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| | | Wednesday, May 8, 2024 Welcome, everyone. I prefer to post only twice a week, but I make an exception for Dan Antion's4th Annual Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC). (Click the blue link for more information about the challenge and how to showcase your stories.) You see, I've had a "Who's at the Door?" post waiting... | ||
