Attending to details so that the bigger picture can emerge.
Are you looking at this period of home detention as a golden opportunity to begin your novel? It is that, of course. But before you think seriously of getting started, here’s a word of advice: Make sure your subject will … Continued
You can never predict where research will lead you when writing an historical novel. One fact I could not avoid when doing research for “The Designated Virgin” was the deep political divides that existed at the time of the Civil … Continued
Rambo’s Hotel was a favorite location spot for Biograph actors and other film companies looking for a rustic backdrop for their motion pictures in the early 1900s. Set back in the trees and grape arbors of Coytesville, New Jersey, it … Continued
“When we come into our own there will be no high, no low, and all will be equal” reads the sign at a meeting of “social justice” warriors in Biograph’s 1909 feature film, “The Voice of the Violin.” D.W. … Continued