historical nautical fiction

William C. Hammond; an interview

By lindacollison|2012-05-20T17:20:54-07:00May 20th, 2012|author interviews|

"Constellation is going into battle,” Truxtun went on. “Do not [...]

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Interview with J.D.Davies

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:42:36-07:00May 11th, 2012|author interviews|

“Teach me the sea, Mister Farrell. Tell me the names [...]

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HNS Conference, 2012

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:46:20-07:00March 10th, 2012|writing and publishing|

I'm pleased and honored to be included as one of [...]

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Steven Maffeo’s Perfect Wreck

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:48:04-07:00December 19th, 2011|author interviews, history|

“On board Old Ironsides, it suddenly occurred to Lieutenant [...]

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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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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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Writing the amputation scene

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:58:16-07:00September 3rd, 2011|history, writing and publishing|

Skeletons reveal sailors' grisly deaths (from Maritime Great Britain) Based [...]

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An interview with Bond; Alaric Bond.

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T13:57:05-07:00August 29th, 2011|author interviews|

I’m pleased to be under the same publishing house (or in [...]

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How Star-Crossed came about

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T14:01:30-07:00August 14th, 2011|women sailors, writing and publishing|

Star-Crossed was conceived at the helm of the Endeavour Replica [...]

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Margaret Muir; Tasmanian novelist and historian

By lindacollison|2012-05-18T14:05:50-07:00July 21st, 2011|author interviews|

Throughout our writing lives we're inspired by other authors. I've [...]

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