by Toni Shiloh   I’ve always thought horses were beautiful. There’s something majestic about their stance and form, and watching them run...

by Leslie Gould   Nearly forty years ago, as a twenty-three-year-old just out of college, the Southern Oregon Historical Society hired me...

by Amanda Cox After her family name is tarnished, Josephina escapes to a remote North Carolina island to oversee the restoration of a...

by Jen Turano As many readers know, I write historical romantic comedies set in the Gilded Age. More specifically, I write about members...

by Nancy Mehl “Fear not, for I am with you; Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, yes, I will help you, I will...

by Nicole M. Miller I’ve always been a bit of a nerd. History, reading, horses, pop culture, video games, Lego . . . you name it. But...

by Connie Mann One of the very best things about being a writer is that you get to take readers along on a journey of discovery. This...

by Mary Connealy My current series, A Western Light, was inspired by a true story: The Woman They Could Not Silence, by Kate Moore. In...

by Jenny Erlingsson Over the years, my roles have flowed between visible, public positions to hidden ones. When I first moved to Iceland...

by Misty M. Beller I love a heroine in disguise! It’s one of my favorite tropes, but I don’t often get to write stories with that plot....

by Susan Neal In a world obsessed with reversing the effects of aging, it's important to remember that aging itself is not an ailment,...

by Janine Rosche Summer 1961 Having enlisted in the Air Force, an eighteen-year-old boy from Bridgeport, New York, took his ’57 Ford...

How an Extraordinary Vintage Automobile Sparked a Novel of Restored Friendships by Amanda Dykes As hearts of the world surged and fell in...

by Jodi H. Grubbs I was born and raised on Bonaire, a small Dutch island in the Netherlands Antilles, which is part of the southern...

by Patricia Raybon My dad drove a big Chrysler Newport back then. As he piled into our family car with my mom—both of them waving...

by Janyre Tromp Patience is not one of my strengths. I’m not talking about the patience required for a long grocery checkout line. I’m...

by Dawn Damon “What makes the muskrat guard his musk? Courage. What makes the Sphinx the 7th Wonder? Courage. What makes the dawn come up...

by Ann H. Gabhart Did you ever pretend to be a teacher when you were a kid? I did, as I’m sure many little girls have at some time. I...

by Gabrielle Meyer In October 2004, my husband and I took a trip to New England and stopped in Salem, Massachusetts. I was appalled at...

by Stacy Reaoch As I was shopping for a birthday card once, I overheard a conversation between two employees in the store I was in. One...