Tag Archives: 1804

New scene–with coffee!–from my historical novel-in-progress

Posted on March 6, 2019 by scout2011

Hi, folks. Here’s a sneak peak at a scene from the VERY rough, very first draft of my historical novel-in-progress. Just to whet your history whistle on a Wednesday morning. The scene came about because of the very unusual hot … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 1804, 2004, amwriting, art restoration, Charleston, Charleston Museum, first draft, Heyward-Washington House, historical adventure, historical fiction, historical novel, history, Katherine Scott Crawford, miniature portrait, novel in progress, novelist, parallel time, regency Charleston, Regency period, rough draft, SC, time jump, time traveler, timeslip, WIP, work in progress | Leave a comment

A sneak peak at my novel-in-progress

Posted on February 20, 2019 by scout2011

Hi, folks. It is a wild, woolly, rainy Wednesday here in the mountains of Western North Carolina. 30-something degree rain is just downright depressing. It should be snowing. That being said, in the spirit of livening things up, I thought … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 1804, 2004, adventure, amwriting, art restoration, Charleston, first draft, first person, Gibbes Museum, historian, historical fiction, history, Instagram, Katherine Scott Crawford, miniature portrait, museum, novel, parallel time, point of view, POV, Regency, rough draft, South Carolina, time jump, time traveler, work in progress | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: 1804

New scene–with coffee!–from my historical novel-in-progress

A sneak peak at my novel-in-progress

Connect with Katherine

Recent Posts

Archives

Meta