Hear ye! Hear ye! Welcome to the official launch of Colonial Quills, the blog dedicated to Colonial America Christian Fiction. This blog began as a project of the Colonial American Christian Writers group. To meet the "Quillers" please visit the
Contributors Page.
So please do have some tea, make your self comfortable and enjoy the camaraderie. We are serving both
readers and writers who love this fantastic era in America's history.
Please be sure to leave a comment and join our discussion as our blog hostess, Carrie, is giving away some tea party favors!
What will you find here at Colonial Quills? Well, in addition to connecting you to writers of Colonial American Inspirational Fiction, providing a running list of publications, and some research and resource links we will have regular features each week as follows, our primary days being Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. We hope you'll visit often and get to meet some of your favorite authors and be introduced to some new ones!
Monday: Fiction Sampler
Colonial American fiction at it's best with excerpts to whet your palette for this engaging sub-genre.
Wednesday: In ye Olden Days
All about life in Colonial times. Find out
how they lived in 18th century America.
Friday: Tools of the Trade
Expert advice from our Colonial Quillers
on writing and researching Colonial American fiction.
Saturday: Colonial Recipes
A bonus day. A little something extra for hearth & home.
Tuesday & Thursday: Special Feature
Occasionally our contributors will have something extra to share.
More tea?
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DON'T MISS our first
Fiction Sampler: At the Captain's Command by Louise Gouge including an introduction and excerpt to the third book in her series set during the years of the American Revolution.
SEE THE FOLLOWING POST.
Thank you so much for visiting us! Please leave a comment and let us know you've come by. We'd love to hear your thoughts on Colonial America and this sub-genre of historical fiction.
