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Bringing Setting to Life in Historical Fiction

February 9, 2018 Blogs and Vlogs 2018, Conference 2018 8 Comments

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Peggy Kattelus
Peggy Kattelus
3 years ago

Your book sounds intriguing.
Thank you for all the info.
You’re a great speaker.

Peggy K.

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Amy
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3 years ago

Thank you, Peggy!

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Annette
Annette
3 years ago

Thanks for sharing all of this! I write nonfiction for kids, so it’s fun to hear how much you research. My favorite historical fiction is always obviously well-researched.

Your book sounds great!

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Amy
Amy
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3 years ago

It was my pleasure to share! Writing historical can be trying sometimes, but I love it.

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Annette
Annette
3 years ago

What is the name of the resource through Google that you can research a word in books? Sorry…couldn’t understand it.

Thanks!

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Amy
Amy
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3 years ago

It’s called “Ngram” through Google. Here is the link: https://books.google.com/ngrams

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Pj McIlvaine
Pj McIlvaine
3 years ago

I didn’t get it either.

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JaneGrovesBooks
JaneGrovesBooks
3 years ago

I really enjoyed this talk. Thanks for taking the time to give it Amy.

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