Laszlo Discusses Historical Novels With Author, Janie Chang
It must have been three or four years ago that I started bouncing this idea off Janie about a discussion regarding historical fiction rooted in Chinese history. Janie, being a successful writer of this genre, was perfect to have this discussion. Today the historical fiction genre is quite substantial and new authors are publishing new content online and in print every day. Many of these novels are set against the backdrop of Chinese history (in China or Overseas). The way historical novelists present this history to life can be very engaging and relatable. I hope you enjoy this CHP Special episode as much as I did. This is such a huge topic to discuss
Janie's list of books & Buy links at her website: https://janiechang.com/books/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JanieChangWriter | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janiechang33/
“The Risky Journey That Saved One of China’s Greatest Literary Treasures”
Teaching in Wartime China: A Photo Memoir 1937 – 1939 by Edward Gulick
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