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Historical Novel Society - New York City Chapter Presents

Historical Novel Society - New York City Chapter Presents

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We’re a North American chapter of the Historical Novel Society; a community of historical fiction lovers. Our members include established and yet-to-be published authors, readers, and industry professionals. We provide programming to help writers improve their craft and business skills and offer opportunities to reach new readers. For readers, we offer opportunities to meet and hear from their favorite authors and discover new ones. These are the audio tracks from video recordings of our programs available at our website: https://www.hnsnyc.orgHistorical Novel Society-New York City Chapter Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • Authors Under 40: LCW Allingham
    May 2 2025

    The New York City Chapter of the Historical Novel Society presents this debut program in our “Authors Under 40” series, conceived and developed by Sarah Relyea (Playground Zero), and recorded on April 22, 2025. Author Leslie Carroll (Confessions of Marie Antoinette ) is in conversation with LCW Allingham about her novel Lady, in which a young noble woman dons her dying husband’s armor to protect their lands and people during the violent War of the Roses. They discuss Lady Rosalynde’s exploits in the context of the times as well as Allingham’s research, writing challenges, and much more.

    HNS-NYC website: https://hnsnyc.org

    Guest:

    LCW Allingham https://lcwallingham.com/

    Lady https://www.amazon.com/dp/1998360059

    Host:

    Leslie Carroll (a.k.a. Juliet Grey) www.lesliecarroll.com

    Confessions of Marie Antoinette: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0345523903

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    50 mins
  • A Chat with 5E Editors
    Apr 8 2025

    The New York City Chapter of the Historical Novel Society presents this recording from March 25, 2025. Sarah Relyea (Playground Zero) hosted a wide-ranging conversation on historical fiction with Leslie Wells, Jane Rosenman, and Judy Sternlight. These three veteran editors from 5E, an independent editors' collective, have worked on several successful historical novels. They discussed trends in the market, how to maintain personal momentum while writing, the process of working with a developmental editor, and much more.


    HNS-NYC website: https://hnsnyc.org


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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • Historical Meets Literary: Breathing Life into Shakespeare’s Historical Figures
    Mar 7 2025

    The New York City Chapter of the Historical Novel Societypresents this recording from February 22, 2025. Christina Britton Conroy (His Majesty’s Theatre ) is in conversation with authors David Blixt (The Master of Verona ) and Valerie Nieman (Upon the Corner of the Moon ). They discuss the challenges and pleasures of writing about historical characters that appear in Shakespeare’s plays such as history vs. the Bard’s literary license, research on the times and cultures, the adventures of site visits, and much more. An exciting and interesting discussion for our readers and writers alike.

    HNS-NYC website


    Panelists:

    David Blixt https://www.davidblixt.com/

    The Master of Verona https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007XKROAY

    Valerie Nieman https://www.valnieman.com/

    Upon the Corner of the Moon https://www.amazon.com/dp/1646035356

    Host:

    Christina Britton Conroy https://www.christinabrittonconroy.com/

    His Majesty’s Theatre https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077LFB8VG

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    1 hr and 29 mins

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