
Colin Mustful, author and founder of History Through Fiction, shares honest insights on writing, editing, and publishing historical fiction.
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In this edition of Office Hours, Colin Mustful and Melissa Makarewicz begin with Colin’s recent presentation, From Timeline to Tension, and the shift that changed the way he writes historical fiction. Research often gives a writer a clean c...
In this episode of Behind the Publisher’s Desk, Colin Mustful steps away from the usual behind-the-scenes tour of History Through Fiction to talk about one upcoming program: the Novel Whisperer Writing Adventure in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Jun...
I’m in way over my head.
For years, I worked as a pizza delivery driver. Often, I worked a day shift as a paraeducator, came home for a nap, and then watched ten minutes of Judge Judy while having a sn...
A reader can enjoy your work without ever becoming part of your community. Cultivating them into your community is the topic of this HTF workshop.
A reader can enjoy your work without ever becoming part of your community.
Why the work that stays off the page may be what makes your historical novel feel alive.
While I was drafting my novel Reclaiming Mni Sota in graduate school, one of my instructors told me that I didn’t know my characters.
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for History Through Fiction with Colin Mustful.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Colin Mustful is founder and publisher of History Through Fiction and HTF Publishing. Author of five novels, freelance editor, and independent publisher, Mustful shares insights into writing, publishing, and entrepreneurship.
Author of historical fiction and local history stories. Board Member of the Andover Center for History & Culture. Debut novel “Exalted Objects” NOW from wherever you buy books
Sharing my life as a busy mom, wife, author assistant and Barre/Pilates instructor. This space is about simple habits, realistic routines, reading, and finding a rhythm that actually works in real life.
Where genealogy meets storytelling. I write historical fiction woven through the lives of real people, uncovering their forgotten stories.
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