Behind the Scenes of The Muse of Fire by Carol M. Cram The Muse of Fire tells the story of a young woman stepping into a career on the. Carol M. Cram loves the arts, food, travel, and writing novels about people who follow their passions. Carol writes about women in the arts in her first three award-winning novels of historical fiction, The Towers of Tuscany (Lake Union Publishing, ), A Woman of Note (Lake Union Publishing, ) and The Muse of Fire (Kindle Press New Arcadia Publishing, ) and matches her travel-inspired . The Muse of Fire The Muse of Fire completes the themed trilogy about women in the arts by Carol M. Cram. The first two novels in the series--The Towers of Tuscany and A Woman of Note are both published by Lake Union Publishing and are available online and in bookstores. The e-book edition of The Muse of Fire is published by.
Hello Carol and welcome to Passages to the Past! Thanks so much for stopping by today to talk about The Muse of Fire! To begin, tell us a little about yourself and The Muse of Fir. The Muse of Fire by Carol M Cram shortlisted for Book of the Month. Amazon UK £ £ Amazon US $ $ Amazon CA $? Ms Cram's novel is a wonderful piece of work that conjures Georgian London and recreates a world where the theatre is today's Sky or Virgin Media and when prices go up at the theatre, it is a major crisis and. The MUSE of FIRE is a historical fiction set against the Old Price Riots in London. Engaging and entertaining! Recommended.
Carol M. Cram. likes. Author of Four Novels: "The Towers of Tuscany", "A Woman of Note", "The Muse of Fire" "Love Among the Recipes", creator of. Carol M. Cram loves the arts, food, travel, and writing novels about people who follow their passions. Carol writes about women in the arts in her first three award-winning novels of historical fiction, The Towers of Tuscany (Lake Union Publishing, ), A Woman of Note (Lake Union Publishing, ) and The Muse of Fire (Kindle Press New Arcadia Publishing, ) and matches her travel-inspired vignettes with pastel drawings created by her husband, Canadian artist Gregg Simpson in Pastel. Hello Carol and welcome to Passages to the Past! Thanks so much for stopping by today to talk about The Muse of Fire! To begin, tell us a little about yourself and The Muse of Fir.
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