Chariots of Fire: the Rest of the Story

by Linda Bennett Pennell

Bring me my Bow of burning gold: Bring me my arrows of desire: Bring me my Spear: O clouds unfold! Bring me my Chariot of fire!              … Continue reading →

Doomed to Repeat

by Caroline Warfield

Turkey has invaded Syria, and, fearing Russia expansionism, the West intervenes. Sound familiar? That was the situation in 1839. While researching a current work in progress I stumbled on The London Convention of… Continue reading →

Civil War Spies and the Rise of the Pinkerton Agency

by Becky Lower

The Civil War was the most different war America ever fought, since there was no clear-cut way to tell friend from foe. No bright red uniforms, no British or French accents. Everyone was… Continue reading →

Of Visions and Dragons

by Linda Bennett Pennell

One of the curses for authors of historical fiction often occurs during the search for details related to our current works-in-progress. We love history and we love research. We are curious about the… Continue reading →