Writing Fiction & Nonfiction Set in the Past

I wrote a post for English Historical Fiction Authors about the strange and shocking death of a man condemned for poisoning those in the hou...

At last week's Thrillerfest, the annual conference for writers of suspense fiction, I was honored to moderate a panel called "Happ...

On June 21, 1529, Catherine of Aragón knelt before her husband in front of two cardinals and the nobility of England and begged him not to p...

I'm always thrilled to hear from someone in monastic orders now who has read one of my Tudor thrillers. Once in a while I receive an ema...

By Nancy Bilyeau The Sister Queens Fobbit It's my turn to leap--or would the correct verb be hop?--onto the My Writing Process...

It was my third time at Book Expo America, and my second time signing books at the Mystery Writers of America booth. I had such a blast! It ...

One of the axioms of screenwriting is "Come in late, get out early." Following that advice--meaning that writers should focus on t...