Worldbuilding in Historical Fiction for Authors

04/28/22 • 21 min

In Part 1 of his Writing Series, Vincent LoCoco looks at Worldbuilding in Historical Fiction, which is one of the key elements to master in this genre of writing. Listen as Mr. LoCoco, an Italian Historical Fiction writer, gives insights and techniques for aspiring writers who want to delve into story writing that fits the genre of Historical Fiction.
We hope these author tips will provide useful information for you and that you gain some ideas for your writing career.

Previous Episode

New Orleans: More Italian Than You Might Think

New Orleans author, Vincent LoCoco, an Italian Historical Fiction writer, speaks with Vincent Liberto, also of New Orleans, on the impact of Sicilian immigration on the culture of New Orleans.
Mr. Liberto is the administrator of one of the largest Facebook pages dedicated to Italian/Americans in Louisiana.
This podcast focuses not only on the history of why the Sicilians came to the City of New Orleans, but also looks at the traditions that became such an integral part of the fabric of life in the Crescent City. Mr. LoCoco and Mr. Liberto provide insights and stories that the listener will enjoy and will want to learn more.
So grab a cappuccino or a glass of wine, sit back, and listen to the story of the Sicilian immigrants.

Next Episode

Norman Treigle: A New Orleans Voice

Host and Historical Fiction writer, Vincent LoCoco, interviews Brian Morgan on the life and career of Norman Treigle, a bass-baritone from New Orleans. Brian is the author of Strange Child of Chaos, the definitive book on this great singer.
Listen in as Brian explains what made Norman perhaps the greatest singer to ever come from the City of New Orleans. How the New York City Opera became the home where his career thrived. We also get an inside look at the performers and conductors he personally interviewed on their reminisces of Mr. Treigle.
An enjoyable episode on one of the most fascinating singers in opera history.