Rogue blog tour round-up

It takes a village to promote a book, and I want to thank all the historical fiction authors who gave me a chance to talk about Rogue.

Here is a round-up of all my blog visits with articles, interviews, spotlights, and chapter excerpts. Check them out!

Writing Robin-who-is-not-yet-Hood – Cryssa Bazos
Interview & chapter 1 excerpt – Annie Whitehead
Chapter 2 excerpt – Luciana Cavarallo
Spotlight – Judith Arnopp
Chapter 7 excerpt – Helen Hollick
Researching the life & times of Robin Hood – A Writer of History – MK Tod
Chapter 8 excerpt – Mercedes Rochelle
Interview – Anna Belfrage
Chapter 15 excerpt – Elizabeth St. John
Q&A on writing, research & more – Luciana Cavarallo
Chapter 6 excerpt – Amy Maroney
The Hazards of writing a spin-off (which includes a fantastic review of Rogue)- Alison Morton

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Charlene Newcomb’s passion for historical fiction and Star Wars led to her writing a bit of both. She has multiple short stories in the Star Wars Adventure Journal, published a space opera Echoes of the Storm, and has written medieval historical fiction short stories and five novels: the Battle Scars trilogy, and Tales of Robin Hood.

Download her free medieval short story, A Boy’s Life – about 9 year old Allan A Dale – and dive into 12th century England.