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- 10 More Rules for Writing Historical Fiction--Susan Higginbotham
- 7 Rules for Writing Historical Fiction--Elizabeth Crook
- Forever Amber Review
- Historical Fiction vs. History--Cindy Vallar
- Historical Fiction Writing--Caro Clarke
- Historical Novels Info
- Literary Story: Structure, Imagination, Enjoyment, Meaning
- Reading & Writing Historical Fiction--Sue Peabody
- What are the Rules for Historical Fiction--Sarah Johnson
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- Chapter 1 Bay of Bengal, June 1684
- Chapter 2 Captured by Privateers
- Chapter 3 Samuel White
- Chapter 4 Crossing the Kra
- Chapter 5 Mishap on the River
- Chapter 6 Ayuttaya, August 1684
- Chapter 7 Lotus
- Chapter 8 Wanlapa
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