I'm late in getting this final group of covers posted. The good news about my tardiness, though, is that many of these titles will be av...

After finishing up The Taste of Sorrow , I pulled my old copy of Wuthering Heights off the shelf (it has my former name and homeroom pencil...

I've finished compiling an update to the forthcoming books list on the Historical Novel Society website. It's only July, but a few p...

In historical fiction circles, the Brontës look set to become this year’s Tudors, prompting questions on whether the world needs yet another...

Thanks to McBooks Press , I have five ARCs of Invasion , the 10th novel in Julian Stockwin's Kydd series, to offer to Reading the Past v...

(This is the first of three reviews of novels by authors consistently given Editor's Choice status by the Historical Novels Review. I ta...

This is really just a placeholder until I have more time for a proper post. Deadlines always have a way of creeping up, but during the past ...

Copies of The Personal History of Rachel DuPree will shortly be making their way around the globe. The three winners of last Saturday'...

Not long after I posted my interview with Ann Weisgarber on April 27th, she generously offered to send copies of The Personal History of Ra...

(I finished Twilight of Avalon before leaving for the conference, which meant I got the opportunity to mention it in my "best new histo...

(me, Joyce Saricks, and Georgine Olson speaking at our "what to read and why" panel at 8:30am on Saturday) I've been back in ...

It's Wednesday morning, and the trunk of our SUV is completely full of tote bags, programs, and assorted flyers and promo items sent by ...

This was me about an hour ago, at my scheduled blogger signing at booth #4077 (cue theme music). Levi Asher of Literary Kicks , whose site/b...

I'm here at the official librarians' hotel at BEA in midtown Manhattan, completely exhausted after walking the exhibit hall all morn...

I really ought to be packing... I'm flying out tomorrow morning and hope to blog from BEA as time permits. In the meantime, here's ...

Clark, Jean. Untie the Winds. NY: Kensington, 1978. 498pp. Prev. published in hardcover, 1976. Out of print, copies readily available via P...

Good morning, everyone! I was up at 7:30am, on this first day of a holiday weekend, because of my neighbor's annoying habit of getting ...

Historical novelist Christine Blevins, who I interviewed for Reading the Past last September, is stopping by with a guest post on unexpecte...

I'm buried in HNS conference preparations, something that will undoubtedly continue through mid-June, but I thought I'd post about t...