October is National Book Month, a celebration of books, authors, and the joy of reading. Whether that means visiting your local library, browsing an independent bookstore, or finally picking up a book that has been sitting on your shelf, it...
Author: Erika Davis
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Military Women Trailblazers Who Changed U.S. Military History
Women have been part of American military history since before the country officially had a standing army. In many cases, they served before military regulations fully recognized their contributions or allowed them to openly participate. August offers an especially fitting...
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Guest Q&A: Why Every Veteran’s Story Matters
At Master Wings Publishing, we believe every veteran has a story worth preserving. Military memoirs and biographies are more than historical records. They are deeply personal accounts of resilience, service, sacrifice, and purpose that connect readers from all walks of...
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Why Stories of the American Revolution Matter as America250 Approaches
With the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence approaching in 2026, Americans are preparing to reflect on one of the most important moments in the nation's history. Museums, libraries, schools, and communities across the country are planning America250 events...
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The Hardest Part About Writing Historical Fiction: A Conversation With Author Harold Coyle on Writing
As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, the stories that shaped its founding are taking on renewed focus. For New York Times bestselling author Harold Coyle, that focus centers on No Small Thing: A Novel of...
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Book Club Questions for A Savage War of Empire: A Novel of the French & Indian War
Harold Coyle’s sweeping novel, A Savage War of Empire: A Novel of the French & Indian War, blends the violence of the French and Indian War with deeply personal stories of survival, identity, and transformation. From Scottish Highlanders scarred by...
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Gift Giving for Historical Fiction Lovers: Take the Quiz
Buying a book for a history lover is easy. Buying the right book is where most people hesitate. Some readers want battles and strategy. Others want big ideals and hard choices. Some want to disappear into a fully realized world....
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Guest Blog by Harold Coyle: Supplemental Readings for A Savage War of Empire
When Harold Coyle wrote A Savage War of Empire, he drew upon four works in particular to shape his understanding of the French and Indian War and its lasting impact on the American colonies. These books provided both the historical foundation...
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Book Club Questions for No Small Thing: A Novel of the American Revolution
Bookseller Blaise H calls No Small Thing: A Novel of the American Revolution “definitely a recommendation,” praising its “depth and flesh.” With richly drawn characters like Anthony Carter, Edward Shields, and Lady Katherine Trent, the newest novel from New York...
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Interview with Harold Coyle on New Release No Small Thing
The American Revolution wasn’t just fought with muskets—it was carved in courage, loss, and raw determination. In No Small Thing, New York Times bestselling author Harold Coyle delivers a pulse-pounding journey through the heart of a nation being born. From...