I love that you do this, Kayleen, and I’m sure the veterans you profile and their families do, too. Unrelated…are you planning anything special for Veteran’s Day?
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]]>Great question, V.M. You can talk to historical society audiences about how you research your historical fiction — the resources you used, the lengths you went to to get accurate info, the kinds of information they could be archiving that will be useful to future generations exploring the past.
Your fantasy fiction probably has themes that audiences can relate to — adventure, loneliness, being different — whatever (I’m just making this up since I’m not familiar with your work). What messages can you share and what groups need to hear them? I think HS students would be interested in hearing about world-building.
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]]>Thanks, Bradley! I’m glad you like it.
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]]>You’re welcome, Sherrie!
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]]>Getting to the point where you can be well-paid to speak is definitely something to aim toward, Jacqueline.
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