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Joan Druett blogs about Surgeon’s Mate

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:50:35-07:00December 13th, 2011|women sailors, writing and publishing|

One of my favorite author/historians is Joan Druett, whose maritime [...]

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Dead on the page

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:51:48-07:00December 5th, 2011|writing and publishing|

Using Fact and Fiction to Create Verisimilitude in Historical Fiction [...]

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Finding Mr. (or Ms.) Right

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:27:12-07:00November 25th, 2011|writing and publishing|

Finding an agent is like looking for Mr. [...]

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Meet Michael James: At the Helm of Fireship Press

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T12:49:15-07:00November 21st, 2011|writing and publishing|

Here's a letter the "crew" of Fireship Press [...]

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“Runnin’ down a dream…”

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T12:51:28-07:00November 10th, 2011|travel, writing and publishing|

Yesterday I took a little road trip alone, mostly for [...]

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Historical Novels Review: Surgeon’s Mate

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:53:44-07:00November 8th, 2011|writing and publishing|

surgeons mate From Historical Novels Review , issue 58; November [...]

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My Life as an 18th-Century British Seaman

By lindacollison|2012-05-20T17:23:20-07:00November 3rd, 2011|ships and boats, women sailors, writing and publishing|

My Life as an 18th-Century British Seaman: How my ocean [...]

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Works in progress, the challenge is on!

By lindacollison|2011-09-29T19:10:38-07:00September 29th, 2011|writing and publishing|

I've changed the working title of Book Three of the [...]

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Postcard from Tucson

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:08:13-07:00September 18th, 2011|writing and publishing|

Here we are in Tucson, Arizona... Wish you [...]

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Farewell, Tom Grundner

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:10:17-07:00September 16th, 2011|writing and publishing|

I am shocked and saddened over the sudden death of [...]

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