Q&A with Vicki Hopkins discussion
Historical Novels
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In a word, *yes.* I find that historical inaccuracies distract me from the story. Bend situations if you must, in order to include your characters, etc., but don't break the facts. People do notice.




Anne


And Im looking for the others..they are hard to find.

I have read most of Michael Phillips books about Eyuropean(incl. English, Scottish) history. I am not a fan of American Historical fiction-sorry to those who are.
But I feel that leaving a bit to ones imagination lends more to the romance than descriptions of undulating bodies, sex organs, sweat, etc-LOL.
I can deal with violence to a point. It is easier to take in a book than on the screen, TV or movie. I find myself hiding during autopsies in some of the shows I like to watch.
I prefer my history in Europe, any time-love historical before the time of Christ, during the time of Christ, Christian based, middle ages, and love books set in England and Scotland.I loved researching the music for my novel for composers who lived during the time of Erik so I could include their music in my book. Classical music is one of my loves, and of course POTO lends to this medium so very well.