Tue 2 Jan 2007
If you are interested in historical fiction as well as mysteries, you really ought to be reading my daughter Sarah Johnson’s blog readingthepast.blogspot.com.
And as I’m sure you’re well aware, once in a while, or even oftener than that, the two fields cross over. In today’s post she interviews Deanna Raybourn, whose first novel, Silent in the Grave, takes place in 1866 and is a PI novel as well, assuming that PI stands for “private enquiry agent” as much as it does the mean street variety of private eye that came along later.
Here’s Sarah’s description of the book:
The interview that follows goes into both the historical aspects of the book and the writing of historical fiction in general. It’s well worth your time in reading.
June 21st, 2008 at 10:12 pm
I loved this book,now i hope you got the thrid book in the series out called,Silent On The Moor can you tell me how i can get this book too thank you so very much,indeed..Deanna you are a great author,of many books,i hope you bring us more books to come…..Hope to hear,from you soon..