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Showing posts with label Henry James. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 February 2019

The problem with historical fiction – Carolyn Hughes

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What  “problem”, you might ask… When I first embarked on writing historical fiction several years ago, I edged my way nervously into a ge...
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Thursday, 20 December 2018

Ancient or modern: language in historical fiction by Carolyn Hughes

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A couple of years ago, I joined a panel of published writers (a mix of historical novelists and crime/thriller writers) at an event held at ...
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Wednesday, 3 October 2018

The Top Ten Gothic Novels - Chosen by Anna Mazzola

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As the nights draw in and the spirits move closer, it’s time to huddle beneath your Victorian counterpane with an unbearably creepy boo...
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Tuesday, 7 March 2017

Portrait of a Lady . A guest post by Philip Stott. Introduced by Adèle Geras

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For some years now, the Stotts, (Philip and Anne) have been good friends of mine. The friendship began when Philip emailed my late husband...
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Friday, 7 September 2012

SUMMER AFTERNOON by Adèle Geras

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Henry James thought that these two words, Summer Afternoon, were the most beautiful in the language and it was on a perfect August day...
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