Interview with Abigail Manning Author ofThe Emerald Realm Series<!--[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE...

 Fun Fact:Before the outbreak of the French and Indian war, the French had traded sugar, molasses, and rum with the British North American colonies. Many American ship men ignored the trade restrictions after the war started and continued as...

 An off-schedule post to let you know that I'm giving away two autographed paperbacks:  Threading the Rude Eye and Power to Hurt - the first two books in the Tomahawks and Dragon Fire Series. It's a marriage of history and fantasy t...

 Around my writing adventures on Saturday, I squeezed in some time watching music video. The music was Anton Karas on the zither and the video was The Third Man, directed by Carol Reed and written by Graham Greene. It stars Joseph Cotten, Al...

 Author Interview with Y.A. BaylorAuthor ofThe Jack Stern Series<!--[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 false false false EN-US...

 Fun Facts:Forbes' first attempt at taking Fort Duquesne had met with disaster. In late November 1758, his remained the only British commander in the north still pursuing his campaign. Negotiations neutralized the influence of the French Ind...

 Fun Fact:Although Abercromby had been defeated in his poorly executed attack on Carillon, Louisbourg and Frontenac had fallen to the British. The English next moved on Fort Duquesne--again--hoping to achieve a different result than the disa...

 Interview with D.L. GardnerAuthor ofDarkness Holds the Son, and more<!--[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 false false false EN-US...

 It's here! Book 6 in the Tomahawks and Dragon Fire Series arrives with nearly 350 action-packed pages of adventure. You'll want to make this succulent flintlock fantasy part of your Christmas feast. Click on the cover picture to check it ou...

Fun Fact:Following Abercromby's defeat at Carillon/Ticonderoga, he granted permission to Colonel John Bradstreet to undertake a bold mission that would have greater consequences than the taking of Ticonderoga. Bradstreet had mastered the use of flat-...