4 Tips on Writing Historical Fiction for Signature
“I thought hard about penning my book as nonfiction–I’d done all of the research; the facts were there–but in the end I decided I wanted the story to feel immersive, visceral. I wanted it to read like a novel, not a history book. Whether creating your own work of historical fiction or simply curious about what it takes to do so, here are a few things I learned along the way about blending fact with fiction.” –You Weren’t There? So What: 4 Tips on Writing Historical Fiction
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