S.K. KEOGH

Today, I have an interesting and intriguing guest post by author Kim Rendfeld. Kim has just released her latest historical novel, Duchess of the New Dawn. I highly recommend this new book by Kim as well as her previous novels. With meticulous research, Kim weaves stories about people from long ago and their struggles in both peace and war, showing us that across the ages, we all experience similar issues and emotions. When Swanahild’s husband, the de facto ruler of Francia, d

"It is hard to look at the most terrible pictures of captives ultimately returned to the North without seeing in one's mind the photographs of those liberated from Nazi concentration camps eight decades later." Union prisoner of war The above excerpt is from a new book by W. Fitzhugh Brundage, titled A Fate Worse Than Hell: American Prisoners of the Civil Wa r . Release date is February 28, 2026. "The Atlantic" magazine has an excellent review here . One of the interesting as

It's a new year! And that means it's time for something new from this ol' gal. Over the years, I've always used various critique partners while developing my novels, and I very much enjoy the collaboration. I love editing others' writing (and my own) almost as much as I enjoy the creative process of creating my own stories and characters. I've helped other published authors with editing their manuscripts, and I've accepted select paid editing work as well. Now that I'm lookin

Modern-day people are always interested in the weather. We have apps on our mobile devices to give us the forecast so we know if we'll...