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Welcome to the Spring 2022 edition of Copperfield Review Quarterly, a literary journal for readers and writers of historical fiction. While we always feature the best in short historical fiction and history-based poetry, in this edition we're featuring an interview with Rachel Thompson, the founder of the course Lit Mag Love, which helps authors find success when submitting to literary journals. We also have some tips from Jenny Quinlan about how to make sure your historical novel cover stands out from the crowd. Need some inspiration about the importance of your story? Nancy Lee shares why we need to share our stories.

How would you survive with one life in the past and another in the present?Grace Wentworth knows two things about her parents, James and Sarah-one, they are deeply in love, and two, they have a secret they will share with no one. Grace senses that she is a part of that secret, but she is not sure how and James and Sarah are less than forthcoming.A budding historian, Grace is drawn to her grandmother's house near Boise, Idaho where she learns about her mother's family for the first time. In Idaho Grace must deal with her own secret-vivid dreams about a 2000-mile journey on the Oregon Trail alongside a handsome, friendly pioneer named Matthew Cooper. With the help of Olivia Phillips, a dear family friend and the most powerful of witches, Grace must make a decision that will alter her family forever. Part historical romance, part time travel fantasy, The Duchess of Idaho is a story for anyone who believes the bonds of true love will never be broken.

Welcome to the second anthology from The Copperfield Review, the award-winning literary journal for readers and writers of historical fiction.The Copperfield Review was named one of the top sites for new writers by Writer's Digest and it received the Books and Authors Award for Literary Excellence. Since its beginning in 2000, The Copperfield Review has developed a worldwide reputation as a leading market for short historical fiction and historical poetry. Join us online at www.copperfieldreview.com.Pull up a chair, make yourself a cuppa, and enjoy the wonderful short historical fiction and historical poetry we have in store for you.

A lush historical novel set in Victorian England, When It Rained at Hembry Castle is the story of an aristocratic family, secrets that dare not be told, and the wonder of falling in love. When the 8th Earl of Staton dies, his eldest son, the unreliable Richard, inherits the title and the family's home-Hembry Castle. The Earl's niece, the American-born Daphne Meriwether, is intrigued by Edward Ellis, a rising author with first-hand knowledge of Hembry Castle-from the servants' hall. And Edward, though captivated by the lovely Daphne, has his own hurdles he must overcome. Can Richard come to terms with his title before bringing ruin on his family? Will Edward and Daphne find their way to each other despite the obstacles of life at Hembry Castle? When It Rained at Hembry Castle is a page-turning, romantic novel with vivid characters and an engrossing story that will keep you guessing until the end.

Copperfield Review Quarterly is a literary journal of short historical fiction and history-based poetry.If you love to read the best in short historical fiction and history-based poetry then you''ve come to the right place.The Copperfield Review has been featured in Writer''s Digest, Novel and Short Story Writer''s Market, Killer Startups, Duotrope, The Los Angeles Times, and Las Vegas Seven Magazine. In 2018, The Copperfield Review was named a top historical fiction blog. Since its beginning in 2000, The Copperfield Review has developed a worldwide reputation as a leading market for short historical fiction and historical poetry.You''ll want to read our interview with prolific historical novelist Libbie Hawker, who writes across various eras of history. If you have a historical novel you want to market, you should read about The Coffee Pot Book Club. We also think you''ll love the short historical fiction and history-based poetry we chose just for you.

You are cordially invited to Christmas at Hembry Castle. An unlikely earl struggles with his new place. A young couple's love is tested. What is a meddling ghost to do? In the tradition of A Christmas Carol, travel back to Victorian England and enjoy a lighthearted, festive holiday celebration.

A window dresser who sees the world as a creative playground. A Jewish grandmother's try as Chaucer's Wife of Bath. A look at the perils of online dating. A struggling artist examining her life. Bestselling author Meredith Allard (The Loving Husband Series, When It Rained at Hembry Castle) presents her first short story collection.

Mr. President, what will you do for women's suffrage? It's 1917, in the midst of World War I, and Rose Scofield knows exactly what she'll do for women suffrage. She'll fight with her very life to make women's suffrage a reality. A headstrong young woman who yearns to be herself in a time when women weren't free, Rose comes of age when world wars are new and automobiles, moving pictures, and airplanes are marvels of technology. She falls in love with Adam Bell, a vaudeville actor who travels the country with his brothers gathering laughs and hard knocks, though she denies her feelings for him, fearing he could prove to be her weakness. While working in Washington, D.C. for votes for women, Rose is arrested for her suffragist activities. After her release, she must come to terms with her dreams for the future. Victory Garden is a reminder of how far we've come...and how far we still have to go.