What is a historical novel? Why do we write them? What makes them special? These are questions I wrestle with often and Patricia Stoltey gave me a chance to explore some answers in Historical or ?. Check it out. I’ll be joining you in the comments over there later today.
Patricia is the author of The Prairie Grass Murders and The Desert Hedge Murders, two mysteries starring Sylvia Thorn, a retired FBI agent and judge who finds herself drawn into some surprising sleuthing.
– Margaret
The Novice's Tale
The Servant's Tale
The Outlaw's Tale
The Bishop's Tale
The Boy's Tale
The Murderer's Tale
The Prioress' Tale
The Maiden's Tale
The Reeve's Tale
The Squire's Tale
The Clerk's Tale
The Bastard's Tale
The Hunter's Tale
The Widow's Tale
The Sempster's Tale
The Traitor's Tale
The Apostate's Tale
A Play of Isaac
A Play of Dux Moraud
A Play of Knaves
A Play of Lords
A Play of Treachery
A Play of Piety
A Play of Heresy
Neither Pity, Love, Nor Fear
Strange Gods, Strange Men
The Witch's Tale
The Simple Logic of It
The Midwife's Tale
Volo te Habere
This World's Eternity
Shakespeare's Mousetrap
The Death of Kings
The Stone-Worker's Tale
Winter Heart
Heretical Murder
Lowly Death
Circle of Witches
