Fact versus fiction—when you’re writing historical fiction or creative nonfiction, the line between the two can become murky! Both creative nonfiction and historical fiction deal with facts of the past, and both are written with the intent to engage the reader. But at...
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Blending Research and Imagination in Historical Fiction | Writer’s Relief
Historical fiction allows a creative blend of fact and imagination. This hybrid form is grounded in solid detail, which then creates the scaffolding for our imagination. Stories like The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak, Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood, Fingersmith by Sarah...
Remembering Pearl Harbor With Historical Fiction | Writer’s Relief
On “a date which will live in infamy,” the 1941 December 7 attacks on Pearl Harbor became a turning point during World War II. Today, we authors and readers continue to remember the event through storytelling. Writer’s Relief invites you to check out this list of...
How To Do Research For Historical Fiction: Balancing Fact And Fiction
Learn how to research historical fiction and how to walk the fine line between too much historical detail and too little in short stories and novels.
Use Age-Appropriate or Historically Accurate Language
Advice on how to use age-appropriate language and accurate language when writing historical fiction and children’s books.
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