Tending the Hearth is a public notebook on early America, historical research, and the making of deeply researched historical fiction.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 65 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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The Seasonal Reading Room | Reading Prompts for The Rowans
Some questions to consider as you sink into our autumn historical fiction novel
Dear fellow readers,
3 Early American Recipes for Autumn
I love cookbooks. Not actually cooking from them, mind you, although that can be fun too, but perusing and flipping through them, coffee cup in hand, and getting lost in another place (and sometimes, another time).
My first cookbook was Fe...
Draft Diaries | Session #2
Timeline structure, recent research, and a glimpse at my main characters
Draft Diaries is a series available to members of The Keeping Room to share updates about the novel I’m working on including inspiration for scenes, what I’m currentl...
Why I Write in My Books
When I first met my now husband, he was shocked and appalled that I wrote in my books. One day we were on a train, riding up to see family in Washington and while he worked, I was reading The Gospel of Mary Magdalene. As I read, I underline...
Announcing our Autumn Book Club Book
Thank you to everyone who voted on our poll a couple weeks ago to choose which historical fiction book we’ll be reading this fall! The people have spoken…we’ll be reading The Rowans by Beverly Cooper Pierce, which you can get as an ebook, p...
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Writer & independent researcher. My work explores beauty, history, seasonality, and the life of study—seeking to make the past, and the deeper rhythms it holds, feel vivid, meaningful, and alive in the present.
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