Kathryn Page Camp

As mentioned in previous posts, the main character in Creating Esther is an Ojibwe girl who goes to an Indian boarding school in 1895. ...

When writing outside your race or culture, it is particularly important to avoid labels that unintentionally disparage the race or cultu...

My research for writing Creating Esther wasn’t limited to documents. I also dragged Roland along on a trip through Ojibwe country in Mic...

My research for any historical novel begins with reading as many first-person accounts as I can. This is especially important when writi...

After numerous submissions to publishers and agents, I decided to self-publish my second middle-grade historical novel . Once that decis...

I’ve been reading Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. It’s an easy read for a book published in 1719, but many passages are mini-sermons. T...

In the last two weeks I saw several of my old colleagues from the Indiana Writers’ Consortium and had a good time visiting with them. Du...