Paula
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Stephanie Dray:
How do you deal with those readers that are disappointed that America's First Daughter is a work of historical fiction and not a non fiction piece? Does that influence how you either work your future pieces and/or promote future pieces? IMO-I found it in the FICTION section, therefore I wasn't surprised nor disappointed that it was fiction and not nonfiction.
Stephanie Dray
Hi Pauline! What a great question that you ask. Historical fiction is it's own artform and I wouldn't change anything about it to accommodate those people who prefer non-fiction history. There is room in the world for both. And I love both. But I have been wishing to embark upon an educational campaign that will help educate readers about the genre as a whole. Look forward to new blog posts and articles for me on the wonderful world of historical fiction, what it is. And what isn't. Thanks so much!
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Danielle Coryell
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Stephanie Dray:
Hello Stephanie, I am one of the winners from the giveaway of My Dear Hamilton and I just wanted to inform you that whoever sent it out did so with an incomplete amount of postage so in order for me to pick up the book I had to pay $4.22. I have entered other giveaways and won and I was never asked to pay for the postage for the book. I didn't know if this was normal? -Danielle
Mary Alaga
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Stephanie Dray:
I absolutely loved My Dear Hamilton, as well as America's First Daughter, (but I'm still not a fan of Thomas Jefferson). For me, your story telling ability is like an Oscar winning movie, where you don't want it to end. Would you please consider a book about Adrienne Lafayette, and the Reign of Terror? The hints about her in My Dear Hamilton made me want to know more.
Amy
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Stephanie Dray:
Mrs Dray, Pompeii is one of my favourite historical events and I've just foundout about your story The Whore but can't seem to find it any any where; or the compilation, Priestesses and Prostitutes, it's in. Even though I already have 2 of the 4 books with no interest in the 3rd, your story does Interest me greatly! Was it pulled from ebook publishing? And if so will it -ever come out again7
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