Stories: Authentically Portraying a Historical Era

Romaine Stauffer June 14, 2019

To establish an authentic historical era, a writer must know and use historical details. The reader cannot accurately picture historical scenes unless they are accurately portrayed. Learn how and where to find the details that will bring your characters to life and make their story credible.

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