10 Tips for Researching and Writing Historical Fiction
Being a Generalist vs. Being a Specialist in Nonfiction
How Much Research is Necessary to Serve Your Story?
How to Add a Touch of Mystery to Your Historical Fiction--Whether or Not You're Writing a Mystery
How to Breathe New Life Into Real Historical Characters
How to Research Your Novel Like a Reporter
Inventing the Past: Making People and Places Resonate With Readers
Mixed Media: How Music, Newspapers, and Art Can Spark and Structure Compelling Short Fiction
Navigating Through The Real-Life Horrors Of The True Crime Genre
Researching Your Fiction or Nonfiction Book
The Art of Retelling Existing Short Fiction
The Four Tools Every Armchair Historian Needs When Writing and Researching
The Writer's Digest Historical Fiction Interviews
Thinking Beyond the First Book
When and How to Jettison History in a Historical Novel
Writer's Digest May/June 2012 (PDF)
Writer's Digest November/December 2009 (PDF)
Writer's Digest November/December 2010 (PDF)
Writing Historical Fiction Bundle
