Thanks for visiting Novel PASTimes, the blog for interviews with historical fiction characters. Our blog has been around since 2005 and gives a unique voice to the characters you are reading about. You will also find some book reviews.
The blog contributors are all authors of historical fiction. Learn more about us and what we write below:

- Cindy Thomson is the owner of Novel PASTimes. Known for the inspirational Celtic theme employed in most of her books, Cindy Thomson writes both fiction and nonfiction and has published more than a dozen books. She is co-founder of the Faith & Fellowship Book Festival, vice president of the Mordecai Brown Legacy Foundation, frequent creative writing teacher at Thurber House, and a genealogy researcher. Her love of history inspires everything she writes. When she’s not minding grandbabies, she writes from her home in central Ohio where she lives with her husband Tom. Visit her online at CindysWriting.com, on Facebook: Facebook.com/Cindyswriting, Twitter: @cindyswriting, Pinterest: @cindyswriting and Book Bub: @cindyswriting.

Kathleen Rouser is the award-winning author of Rumors and Promises, the first novel in the Stone Creek Brides series, and a multi-published author of historical and contemporary Christian romance. She is a longtime member in good standing of American Christian Fiction Writers and a member of the Faith, Hope, and Love Christian Writers. She resides in southeast Michigan, a location which she often uses in her novels, with her hero and husband of forty-some years and two sweet cats who found a home in their empty nest.

Linda Shenton Matchett writes happily-ever-after historical Christian fiction about second chances and women who overcome life’s challenges to be better versions of themselves. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, she was born a stone’s throw from Fort McHenry (of Star-Spangled Banner fame) and has lived in historical places all her life. She is a volunteer docent and archivist at the Wright Museum of WWII and a former trustee for her local public library. She now lives in central New Hampshire where she explores the history of this great state and immerses herself in the imaginary worlds created by other authors.