This is Part III of a three-part interview with historical fiction writer Valerie Anand. In Part I, Ms. Anand discussed how she became a historical fiction writer. In Part II, she discussed her Ursula Blanchard series and her feminist leanings.
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Valerie Anand (a.k.a. Fiona Buckley) Part III: On Writing and the Business of Writing
Posted in Interviews, Writing, tagged fiona buckley, historical fiction, historical mysteries, valerie anand, writing on May 8, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Valeria Anand (a.k.a. Fiona Buckley) Part II: The Ursula Blanchard Series and Feminism
Posted in Interviews, tagged elizabethan fiction, fiona buckley, historical fiction, tudor fiction, tudors, valerie anand on May 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This is Part II of a three-part interview with historical fiction writer Valerie Anand. In Part I, Ms. Anand talked about how she became a writer. In Part III she talks about writing and the business of writing.
Valerie Anand (a.k.a Fiona Buckley) Part I: Becoming a Historical Fiction Writer
Posted in Interviews, tagged fiona buckley, historical fiction, historical mysteries, valerie anand, writing on May 8, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Popular British historical fiction and mystery writer Valerie Anand brings past times and conundrums to life with fascinating characters, abundant detail and meticulous research in her twenty-one novels. In the U.S. she’s been known under her pen name Fiona Buckley for her historical mystery series set in the early years of Elizabeth I’s reign featuring [...]
