Tag: historical fiction

• Author Wednesday – Lorna Lee

  

  Welcome to Author Wednesday and my interview with Lorna Lee, the author of  Never Turn Back, a work of historical fiction that is based on a true story about the life of Lorna’s grandmother. She’s also published her memoir, How Was I Supposed to Know? The Adventures of a Girl Whose Name Means Lost. Welcome, Lorna. I love something that one […]

  P. C. Zick

  January 14, 2015

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  amazon.com, authors, book reviews, fiction, Finland, historical fiction, memoir, mystery, novel, true story

• Author Wednesday – M.C.V. Egan

  

  Hello – It’s Wednesday and that means I have an author visiting. Today I welcome M.C.V. Egan (AKA Catalina) to my blog to talk about her books and her new release. Her first book, The Bridge of Deaths, is a fictional account of a real historical event that occurred in 1939 in Denmark. At the brink of […]

  P. C. Zick

  December 10, 2014

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  1939, astrology, contemporary fiction, Denmark, historical fiction, occult, paranormal, The Bridge of Deaths, World War II

• Book Review Friday – A Time of Traitors

  

  David Lawlor has written another action-packed historical thriller, where Liam Mannion and the other characters come alive on the pages of A Time of Traitors. Some of the traitors in this third book of the series are obvious; others subtly disguised as compatriots; and yet others a complete surprise as the novel unfolds. From Ireland to London, […]

  P. C. Zick

  November 16, 2014

  Book Review Friday, Ramblings of a Writer

  authors, book reviews, British, David Lawlor, historical fiction, historical thriller, IRA, Irish Republican Army, Liam Mannion

• Author Wednesday – Elaine Cougler

  Hello and welcome to Author Wednesday. Today I welcome back Elaine Cougler for an interview about her latest historical novel, The Loyalist’s Luck, Book 2 in her Loyalist Trilogy. She visited one year ago to talk about her first novel The Loyalist’s Wife.  Welcome Elaine. It’s been one year since you visited me to talk about writing. So […]

  P. C. Zick

  November 5, 2014

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  fiction, historical fiction, Loyalist, novel, Revolutionary War

• Author Wednesday – Christoph Fischer

  I welcome back Christoph Fischer, who is one of my favorite Indie Authors. What I love most about Christoph is his fearlessness in tackling difficult subjects in his novels. From the Holocaust to Alzheimers and now to mental illness, Christoph provides us with fiction to make us think and talk about those things we’d rather […]

  P. C. Zick

  October 8, 2014

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  Alzheimer’s, Christoph Fischer, contemporary fiction, fiction, historical fiction, Holocaust, mental illness, Sebastian, The Luck of the Weissensteiners, Time to Let Go, World War II

• Author Wednesday – Carol Ervin

  I’m pleased to introduce Carol Ervin to Author Wednesday. Carol’s first two books are a part of a historical fiction series. The Girl on the Mountain and Cold Comfort will be joined by the third in the series, Midwinter Sun, later this month. Today she’s stopped by to talk about her newest endeavor which takes […]

  P. C. Zick

  September 24, 2014

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  amazon.com, authors, book reviews, dystopian, fiction, futuristic, historical fiction, Indie Author, novels, science fiction, self-publishing

• Author Wednesday – Rebekah Lyn

  Welcome to Author Wednesday and an interview with Rebekah Lyn, the author of several Christian novels. Her stories are filled with faith, hope, and adventure. Today, she’s here to tell us a little bit more about her latest release, Jessie, the second book in the Coastal Chronicles. Jesse, a young adult coming-of-age story, is set […]

  P. C. Zick

  August 13, 2014

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  amazon.com, characters, Christian fiction, Christian youth, fiction, historical fiction, Indie Authors, Rebekah Lyn, writers, young adult, young adult fiction

• Book Review Friday – Go Away Home

  In an Author Wednesday interview with author Carol Brodensteiner, I asked her the best thing someone could say about her novel Go Away Home. She said, “I think the best thing someone could tell me is that they were touched by the characters and the story. That would mean they felt the story was well […]

  P. C. Zick

  July 11, 2014

  Book Review Friday, Ramblings of a Writer

  book reviews, characters, farming, fiction, historical fiction, Iowa, novel, women’s suffrage, women’s vote, World War I

• Author Wednesday – Carol Bodensteiner

  Welcome to Author Wednesday. Today I’m pleased to introduce you to Carol Bodensteiner. Carol released her first novel, Go Away Home, this past month, and she’s stopped by to talk a little bit about writing this World War I-era novel set in rural eastern Iowa. Her first book, Growing Up Country, is a memoir of […]

  P. C. Zick

  July 9, 2014

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  1950, farming, historical fiction, historical novels, Iowa, memoir, rural Iowa, twentieth century, World War I

• Author Wednesday – Christoph Fischer

  

  Welcome to Author Wednesday. Today I welcome back Christoph Fischer for a guest post about his latest release A Time to Let Go. Christoph’s three other novels are set in Eastern Europe during the years of the Great Wars, and offer glimpses into what it was like for people of all gender, religion (or lack […]

  P. C. Zick

  June 18, 2014

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  airline personnel, airlines, Alzheimer’s, book review, disease, Eastern Europe, England, Europe, fiction, historical fiction, novels