Season 6, Episode 4 - Elizabeth R. Andersen

Season 6, Episode 4 of History Through Fiction: The Podcast features Elizabeth R. Andersen, author of The Alewives. Host Colin Mustful chats with Andersen about beer vs. ale, how her tech and journalism experience helped her write historical novels, and her choice to go for independent publishing right away. They also discuss the stunning Pacific Northwest, where Elizabeth lives and enjoys hiking. Be sure to tune in!

See this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lf4qqUajJ_c

About the Author

Elizabeth R. Andersen is a passionate historical fiction author residing in the picturesque Pacific Northwest of the United States. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges, Elizabeth draws inspiration from her environment, whether she's hiking through the great outdoors or cozying up with a book during the region's frequent rains. With a journalism degree under her belt, she has a keen eye for detail and a deep-seated love for research, which she pours into her writing. Elizabeth shares intriguing medieval facts on Instagram, creates engaging videos on TikTok, and maintains a professional presence on Facebook. To keep up with her latest works, followers can track her on Amazon, BookBub, or Goodreads.

Colin Mustful

Colin Mustful is the founder and editor of History Through Fiction. He is the author of four historical novels about the settlement and Native history of the Upper Midwest. His books combine elements of fiction and nonfiction to tell compelling and educational stories. Learn more at colinmustful.com. 

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