Choosing a subject for historical fiction

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[AngelaKHarrell]

Yes, I agree. My historical fiction is based on a lesser known event. So many subjects, so little time!! Thx for the short!❤

[waynegathers]

I am using historical events in my sci-fy fiction...it relates to the Bermuda Triangle. I was able to tie it in my story which adds a sense of realism that makes it believable. Thx Alyssa for your insight as always...through a little research I learned that the Bermuda Triangle has an alias name. "The Devil's Triangle"

[BudsCartoon]

I love the buried little known but fascinating stories. That's what I'm working on circa 1870s. The research is insane though, but I'm learning so much.

[JARB.PR.]

I learning a lot with your videos. Thanks