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Tag Archives: historical fiction
I Take Heart – September 2022
Hi, all! To read about what’s been going on in my world–books, home renovation, podcasts, ponderings, and more-click the “Newsletter” tab above or here. Sure hope y’all are well and enjoying the end of summer!
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I Take Heart – July 2022 Edition
Hi, all! Happy July! I’ve launched the newest edition of my newsletter, and I sure hope you enjoy it. If you don’t subscribe and would like to, click here or at the Newsletter tab above. (Yep, there’s a misspelling in … Continue reading
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Let’s Connect! – My Newsletter
Hi, all! I’m launching a NEWSLETTER, delivered to your email Inbox only once per month. I hope you’ll sign up, and I hope you’ll share it with friends. Be the first to learn about my new books or writing, upcoming … Continue reading
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Hey, y’all. My name is Katherine (a reintroduction)
Hot damn, I have 2,000 followers on Instagram! Please allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is Katherine. I have others, depending on who you are and how long you’ve known me. I take nicknames seriously: using them is a … Continue reading
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Fabulous new Southern fiction coming in Spring 2022: THE LOST BOOK OF ELEANOR DARE
Utterly out of my mind excited for and proud of my dear friend, the author Kimberly Brock. Our first novels came out the same year (2012) with the same small publisher. We met at a conference in North Georgia touring for … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Bostic, book deal, book stack, Browne & Miller Literary Associates, fiction, Harper, Harper Muse, historical fiction, Katherine Scott Crawford, Kimberly Brock, new books, publishing news, reading, Southern fiction, The Lost Book of Eleanor Dare, to read, women's fiction
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Spring Reading: Kate Quinn’s “The Rose Code”
I read Kate Quinn‘s World War II era historical novel, The Rose Code, in a fevered (possibly actually fevered, as I’d just received my second Covid vaccination) rush, over the course of two nights while my kids were on Spring … Continue reading
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Over the Weekend I Pretend I’m a Writer
Just kidding. I know I’m a writer. It’s taken a while to accept it as a fact inside and out (yes, I’m aware that’s nuts; and yes, I have seen a therapist), but I’ve got it now. I may not … Continue reading
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Books & Candy: A Thursday Shout-Out
This is a Thursday shout-out to books and candy — one of the best combos around. First, The Once and Future Witches, by Alix E. Harrow. I honestly don’t know that I’ve read a thing like it. It’s a wild, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alix E. Harrow, artisan caramel, book review, booklist, books, candy, fantasy, Fort Mill, Hatchette Book Group, historical fiction, Jennifer Hudson, Katherine Scott Crawford, reading, Salem, salted caramels, SC, shout out, sisterhood, sisters, Stirred By Hand, suffragettes, The Once and Future Witches, what I'm reading now, witches
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What I’m Reading Now: Helene Wecker’s “The Golem and the Jinni”
Book recommendations from friends have been one of the wins of this pandemic year. I always tend to read very different sort of books from the ones usually on my list when it’s a friend handing it over. The Golem … Continue reading
