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Researching the Past: Historical Fiction Essentials

Presented by: David Corbett | Deanna Raybourn | Katrina Carrasco | Susanna Calkins
Categories: Historical Fiction | Research

Authentic historical fiction begins with thorough research. In this session, historical fiction authors discuss their research methods, favorite resources, and strategies for blending historical accuracy with engaging storytelling to bring the past vividly to life.

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