Category: Historical Fiction

• How to write a blockbuster

  TIPS – MARKETINGIt is something special to write a novel and satisfying to publish it. But, to create a blockbuster is what dreams are made of. Pie in the sky. High hopes. Hardly possible…. Ambition is one thing, but achievement something else. Perhaps you, my reader,  are like me who has read a few blockbusters […]

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  March 25, 2022

  Historical Fiction

  author, Blockbuster, publishing tips, self publisher

• Secrets- The Introduction

  I sought to follow my family’s examples to live a happy life as a girl. This ambition meant understanding the guiding principles as stipulated in The… Secrets- The Introduction

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  January 12, 2022

  Historical Fiction, Writing tips

  AnnieBrowne-Author-TheJourneysOfTheFortuneSeekers, asking why?, charity, Cover story, faith, hope, religion, secrets, shame, works, writer

• The Husbands Secret – by Liane Moriarty

  Liane Moriarty  2nd August 2016.  Interviewed by Marylou from ABC Irritable when not writing 2002 published Three Wishes Cringe factor- writing about ordinary people in their own towns. The Husbands Secret- New York Times best sellers list Big Little Lies – won a prize in America. Number One. Nicole Kidman- phoned her. Wanted to meet […]

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  June 25, 2021

  Historical Fiction

• Author Annie Browne

  

  Historical fiction brings the past back to life. Especially when each of us have a history and maybe it’s been kept secret. Discover what really happened and learn about who you really are. It’s not all about DNA.

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  June 25, 2021

  Adventure,love, challenges, Ancestry dilemma, Blogs, Charles Darwin theories, Creative History, Family Tree Discoveries, Goals and ambition, Historical Fiction, Religious decisions, Victorian historical stories, Writing tips

  #Calvinism, #Darwinism, #depression, #fortune, #journeys, #millenium, #mining, #obedience, #seekers, #suffragette, #victorian

• Glennis Browne – author

  I have so many historical stories just waiting to be written. After decades of historical family tree research many more over time will be shared with you. What interests me, and hopefully you as well, is obtaining the answers to the big questions we would like to ask our families, if they were still with us. […]

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  December 6, 2017

  Historical Fiction

• My favourite software for organising a book

  Another informative blog by Mary Carroll Moore- artist, author, teacher. Mary is one of my favourite bloggers. Before I wrote books, I wrote stories, essays, poems, columns, and articles. Short stuff. Short stuff doesn’t require that much organization. I had a good word -processing software. I kept files of the multiple versions of my short […]

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  December 9, 2016

  Historical Fiction

• How to describe a person – 7 tips

  How to describe a person – 7 tips Blog from NowNovel.com with appreciation. Learning how to describe a person so that the reader forms a vivid impression of your characters is essential for writing compelling stories. Read 7 tips for describing characters so they come to life: 1. Focus on details that reveal characters’ personalities […]

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  December 1, 2016

  Historical Fiction

• What does engineering a novel mean?”

  HOW TO WRITE A NOVEL – By Larry Brooks It’s fair to ask, “What does engineering a novel mean?” Home To paraphrase Webster, to engineer is to create and design large structures or new products or systems by using scientific methods. But writing a novel is art, not science… isn’t it? Many writers develop their […]

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  November 27, 2016

  Historical Fiction