Valentines Written in Ink, Faith, and Endurance In the early nineteenth century, love was shaped as much by circumstance as by feeling. Distance, weather, illness, and war were not occasional […]
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From Blockades to Blockades: Echoes of 1902 in Today’s Venezuela
History has a way of reminding us that the world we live in is built on long sheets of precedent. As a writer who loves the layers beneath moment-to-moment headlines, […]
How Holidays Illuminate Time, Place, and Tradition in Historical Fiction
Holidays have always served as a touchstone of tradition, celebration, and memory. For historical fiction authors, these moments offer more than festive color—they are a means to anchor stories in […]

