Episode 207 - The Future of WWII Fiction

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The future of WWII fiction? Is it still popular or is it on its way out? This week, I trace the rise of the genre, why it's popular, who is writing it, and what does it look like in the coming years. Join me as I talk about one of my favorite subjects! 

Some of the authors we discussed in the episode:
Melanie Dobson
     Memories of Glass
     The Winter Rose

Cathy Gohkle
     The Medallion
     Saving Amelie

Lynn Austin
    Chasing Shadows
     If I Were You
     A Woman's Place   This is the one I forgot the name of during the show.

Sarah Sundin
     The Sound of Light
     Embers in the London Sky
     Midnight on the Scottish Shore

Kristy Cambron
     The Butterfly and the Violin
     A Sparrow at Terezin
     The British Booksellers
     The French Kitchen

Brock and Bodie Thorne
     The Zion Covenant
     The Zion Chronicles

Johnnie Alexander
     When Memory Whispers
     The Cryptographers Dilemma
     Where Treasure Hides

Amanda Barratt
     My Dearest Dietrich
     The White Rose Resists
     Within These Walls of Sorrow
     The Warsaw Sisters

Liz Tolsma
   What I Would Tell You
     What I Promise You
     What I Left for You