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What can a writer of historical fiction find in the archives?
This is my February contribution to Writing Historical Fiction blog. Hope you enjoy it!
"I’m not a historian. I’m a fiction writer, but history is my passion and my material; a treasure trove of stories from which I take freely. As a Polish immigrant to Canada, I’m particularly interested in stories that had been held back behind the Iron Curtain, hidden from our collective memory...."
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http://writinghistoricalnovels.com/20...#
"I’m not a historian. I’m a fiction writer, but history is my passion and my material; a treasure trove of stories from which I take freely. As a Polish immigrant to Canada, I’m particularly interested in stories that had been held back behind the Iron Curtain, hidden from our collective memory...."
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MORE:
http://writinghistoricalnovels.com/20...#
With best of wishes
It is December, already. From wintery Toronto please accept my best wishes for the Holiday Season and the New Year.
Please click here:
www.evastachniak.com/2018/12/10/end-o...
for my The End of the Year Writing News, some rare archival photographs, and more.
Eva Stachniak
"Mine, I'll defend myself, is not a simple story,"
The Chosen Maiden
Please click here:
www.evastachniak.com/2018/12/10/end-o...
for my The End of the Year Writing News, some rare archival photographs, and more.
Eva Stachniak
"Mine, I'll defend myself, is not a simple story,"
The Chosen Maiden
On the absence of stories...
Here is something of interest, a blog entry I have written for Canadian Book Shelf...
http://canadianbookshelf.com/Blog/201... ...more
http://canadianbookshelf.com/Blog/201... ...more
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