Putting the Story in History

Writing a novel takes planning, but writing a historical novel takes planning and research. In this session, learn research and writing strategies to make your historical novel ring true. Learn how to avoid anachronisms. Discover how to tap into a period’s mindset. Understand when, why, where and how to research to find the details that will validate your character’s dialogue, bring setting to life and educate readers about the day-to-day existence of people from another time or another place.

Session Category: 
fiction
Preferred Session Time: 
Mid-day
Year: 
WriteCamp 2011

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Sounds like something that

Sounds like something that definitely will speak to my current project.

Unfortunately, I am not going

Unfortunately, I am not going to be able to present at the conference tomorrow. If anyone is interested in receiving the outline and handout I have prepared about researching and writing historical fiction, please go to my website www.debrabrenegan.com and contact me. I'll happily email the pages to you. We can also chat via email, if you're interested. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause anyone.

Best,
Debra Brenegan

It’s been really great going

It’s been really great going through your blog post, very well informed and described. Great to read and know more about such kind of stuff.
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It’s been really great going

It’s been really great going through your blog post, very well informed and described. Great to read and know more about such kind of stuff.
http://www.onlinebook-printing.com/online-romance-novels

It’s been really great going

It’s been really great going through your blog post, very well informed and described. Great to read and know more about such kind of stuff.
http://www.onlinebook-printing.com/online-romance-novels

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