I have been thinking quite a lot about Anne of Cleves, and the third novel in my series about Tudor England, The King’s Sisters, is set in her household. Why? Well, after her annulment from Henry VIII, Anne was titled … Continue reading →

I’m honored to be featured again on “The Writing Desk.” This time, I’m discussing The King’s Sisters, Book Three of The Cross and the Crown–and the difficulties of writing a series! https://tonyriches.blogspot.com/2019/11/special-guest-post-by-sarah-kennedy.html  

I like to read many different kinds and genres of fiction: crime novels, literary fiction, YA/New Adult literature, even the occasional fantasy novel or science fiction. I’ve seldom read two novels in a row, however, that seemed completely different and … Continue reading →

I’m honored to be featured on Tony Riches’ blog again, this time discussing the new Penmore edition of City of Ladies!   https://tonyriches.blogspot.com/2019/08/guest-post-by-sarah-kennedy-city-of.html

I’m grateful to Tony Riches at The Writing Desk for featuring my story about writing and revising The Altarpiece today! Click the link to read it all! https://tonyriches.blogspot.com/2019/08/special-guest-post-by-sarah-kennedy.html

And it’s out! I’m thrilled with this new and improved edition of The King’s Sisters, Book Three of The Cross and the Crown series. Book Three continues the story of Catherine as she navigates the troubled waters of Anne of … Continue reading →

It seems a silly question these days, doesn’t it? I mean, why not historical fiction? Despite the quarrels that some writers and readers want to have over “genre” fiction vs. “literary” fiction, most fiction falls into some recognizable subgenre, even so-called “literary” … Continue reading →

Please visit Myths, Legends, Books & Coffee Pots to read about my recent adventures with the publishing world! And many thanks to Mary Anne Yarde for this opportunity!   https://maryanneyarde.blogspot.com/2019/04/historicalfiction-author-sarah-kennedy.html