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  Here’s a bit of a riddle to introduce today’s topic: can you guess what it is? Jane Austen wrote her books on one. The daughters of George...

Authors of past centuries may continue to be read, revered, studied and debated long after their deaths, but I don’t think there’s one who ...

I’m going to post a word, and I want you to tell me what mental image you get when you read it. Ready? Penknife. So what picture did...

This past Sunday I was happy to attend the annual performance of Handel’s Messiah by the Handel & Haydn Society of Boston . My DH and...

It was my turn to get tagged for the Writing Process Blog Tour, making the rounds in the writing world ( and which Regina participated in ...

Surprise!  Regina here, and not even on a Tuesday!  Marissa and I swapped days this week, because awesome YA author Marilee Brothers inv...

I knew you were all dying of curiosity about what shocking pronouncement I might have on the subject, so I couldn’t leave you in suspense, ...

This week at NineteenTeen we're delighted to welcome Patrice Kindl, author of a number of award-winning novels for young adults. Patric...

First, link time! Tricia Tighe of Damsels in Regress, another history and writing related blog we follow, has an interview with me and a rev...

I’ve wanted to be a writer all my life, though I realized fairly early that I probably needed some other vocation to fall back on when those...