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History related guest posts by a selection of established and upcoming authors.

Reflections on Suspense

A writer of suspense and thrills looks at the gotcha

A. J. Wilson's Russian Redemption explores possible desensitization of constant exposure to violence, and depths of…

"Queen Esther" (1878) by Edwin Long of the Royal Academy of Arts (born 12 July 1829 – died 15 May 1891), an English…

After almost eighteen years of writing I have finally found a process that works for me.

The Indigo's, the Crystal Adults, or Light Workers I have conversed with see this human life as nothing more than a…

Stockholm Syndrome Did you notice that in pretty much every TV series, there are a few episodes that appear to…

What’s fiction for? Why do we read it? Or write it? Why do we love story-telling? For enjoyment, definitely. To…

I've spent my life reading, so from a young age, "story" seeped into my conscious mind and steeped there until I…

Billy and Sylvia twirled in a manner more deadly than a do-si-do with fists and feet flying in every direction of…

Have We Had Help? If you are thinking that this post’s title is vaguely familiar, it is. After originally…