I created a family. It began with a name, one that I discovered using census data. The website provides details of the popular surnames of English counties. I picked two – one for each of the families that feature in my book, The Women of Heachley Hall. Dates became crucial to plotting the story. Who […]
via Keeping track of the family #familysagas — Rachel Walkley
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That’s a pretty useful tool for creating a family tree and tracking book characters. Lol. I’m sure it did feel quite real for the author!
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