Patricia Furstenberg, Writer of Historical Fiction, Children's Books
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Three historical short stories by Marian L. Thorpe, Annie Whitehead, and Patricia Furstenberg echo the haunting themes of deep regret, lost love, and the enduring ache of memory found in Lord Huron’s The Night We Met.
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Happy Publication Day to The Wife of Kronstadt: Medieval Mystery of Transylvania set in 15th century Brasov, Romania!
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I’m delighted to announce that my new historical short story, Hermannstadt, 1241: The Mongol Invasion, historical fiction set i Transylvania, is FREE to download on Kindle for two days only: 9 and 10 July!
There are moments in history when entire worlds vanish in the space of a single day.
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There are books that feel as though they have been waiting for the right moment to be written. Such is Courage: Tales of History, Mystery and Hope.
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I was invited to write for Women Writers, Women’s Books about one of my enduring fascinations in historical fiction: the silent power of objects to carry story, memory, as well as emotional truth. Barbara, thank you!
Why Objects Matter in Historical Fiction by Patricia Furstenberg
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