Welcome to the inaugural post of From the Archives! This is a new weekly column from the Tall Poppies, featuring a behind-the-scenes look at Historical Fiction (and other genres that pull in historical threads). We’ll take a glimpse at the fascinating research gems...
by Tall Poppy Aimie K. Runyan Dylan Michaels is a driven obstetrician, focused on establishing her career and making a name for herself in medicine. Her longtime boyfriend Cooper, also a doctor, wants nothing more than to settle down and be a family with the woman he...
By Amy Sue Nathan In the past few years I’ve learned that the good stuff happens right outside my comfort zone. Don’t get me wrong, the comfort zone is called that for a reason. It’s comfortable, easy, familiar. As my grandmother would have said, “Feh.” About ten...
This week on Tuesday Chat we have novelist Priscilla Oliveras, author of “contemporary romance with a Latino flavor,” which frankly sounds outstanding. Her books include His Perfect Partner (October 2017), Her Perfect Affair (April 2018), and Their Perfect...
The Tall Poppies had a busy year publishing books for smart readers like you! Look over these titles to see what to add to your 2018 Reading Challenges! Laguna Dreams, Kaira Rouda: Phillip Kensington has been a lucky man. His wine business is booming, he’s engaged and...
Today’s column is for all of the writers and aspiring writers out there, those who might need a little encouragement around the holidays and new year. Have you ever seen DR. NO, the very first James Bond movie? It’s a good movie, as the old Sean Connery Bond...