Top Handwriting Editors will not accept handwritten material from writers. A fictional story set in a recognizable period of history. As well as telling the stories of ordinary people's lives, historical fiction may involve political or social events of the time. Both fiction and nonfiction require research for historical accuracy. Including actual persons, events, backgrounds and settings adds credibility and realism to historical writing.
Editors expect writers to provide accurate as well as readable manuscripts.
If a writer's error is pointed out by the reader of a magazine or book, the writer may lose future assignments with that editor or publisher. Top Historical writing This category encompasses an assortment of forms, from profound scholarly articles and books to fillers. Writer's Market devotes a section to magazines specializing in history, but by far the larger market for historical nonfiction lies in general-interest consumer and trade magazines. In book publishing, more than one thousand titles in nonfiction history are produced each year. The term is typed in all caps.