Donna Russo Morin

It is the function of the history book writer to tell us what happened;
it is the goal of the historical novelist to tell us how it felt.
Here is the history behind 'her' stories.
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Sunday, January 9, 2011

Notes on a Novel: To Serve A King

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When writing François I, I was not unmindful or blind to his brutish youth, however I was deeply aware of the personal hardships he encounte...
Tuesday, August 31, 2010

The Lever, Coucher, and More: A Day in the Life of a French King

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Your eyes flutter open, sight still hazy with the fuzziness of sleep. At eight o’clock, the curtains around your bed--sequestered as it is i...
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010

The Case of the Two Clerics

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Though the Case of the Two Clerics, as depicted in The Secret of the Glass , could be viewed as a vehicle for derogatory insinuation against...
Friday, June 11, 2010

Galileo and the Caves of Costozza

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Scientist Galileo Galilei has charmed readers of The Secret of the Glass , my latest release from Kensington Books, as decidedly as he charm...
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