Tag: 17th-century New England

• How Did People Speak in the Good Ol’ Days?

  by John Kachuba Writers of historical fiction know that it’s not only important to get the history right, it’s equally important to create a sense of that history for the reader. Historically accurate settings and details of clothing, architecture, foods, technology, etc. go a long way toward helping the reader fully immerse in the story. But…

  Tracey Warr

  July 10, 2024

  historical fiction

  17th-century New England, english, fiction, historical fantasy, language, linguistics, Plymouth colony, speech in historical fiction, writing