April 14, 1935 went down in history as “Black Sunday”. A dust storm that people later described as a black blizzard swept over the Oklahoma
Movie trivia – Four movies that share the same plot by Kaye Spencer #hollywood #prairierosepubs #movies
As a trivia nerd, I was delighted to realize four familiar movies are crafted around the same premise of villagers hiring warriors to defend their
A small tribute to country music legend Merle Haggard by Kaye Spencer #classiccountry #countrymusic #westernfictioneers
April 6, 1937 and April 6, 2016 are significant dates for those of us whose country music roots are in what I call ‘classic country’…
Roy Orbison’s song “Only the Lonely” by Kaye Spencer #prairierosepubs #classicpop #OTD
Today in History – March 25th, 1960 – Roy Orbison recorded a song that would become one of his biggest hits, if not his biggest.
Why I write in the historical romance genre by Kaye Spencer #SweetheartsoftheWest #historicalromance #amwriting
An author interview question I often encounter asks why I write in the historical romance genre. While I am drawn to the historical time periods
‘Beware the ides of March’ – and a treacherous excerpt from THE COMANCHERO’S BRIDE by Kaye Spencer #blogabookscene #westernromance #PrairieRosePubs
Two days from now… Beware the ides of March. This phrase conjures images of danger, destruction, and death. It is a dire warning that bad