When it comes to writing historical fiction, don’t panic at the word research. If you follow popular advice—write what you know—then researching your novel will help you do just that. And if you write what you love, then your research will also be a labor of love. Immerse yourself in the process and bring your novel to life.
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A good introduction to the topic, and of also interest to writers wanting to make a realistic fantasy world that draws...
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