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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
Have to laugh: When I was teaching, I, too, loved the word verisimilitude, and my students did too. It’s a wonderful word. Also had to laugh at historical fiction with the wrong facts. Knows many writers who’ve been slammed for incorrect historical facts. That’s why I’m doing so much research now for a novella I’m planning that is in the past.
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