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Month in Review - August 2026

Writer: apiperburgi
apiperburgi
Sep 2
2 min read


Can you believe it’s September already? Where did the time go? Before we know it, autumn will be here, with cooler days, colorful leaves, and all the cozy things that come with the season. But before I get completely sidetracked by thoughts of fall, let’s take a moment to look back at August. So, without further ado, here are the most popular blog posts of August 2026, as chosen by you, my wonderful readers:




Birthday Pupcakes. Quick, easy, and packed with flavour. These lip-smacking pupcakes are my dogs' favourite treats - soon, your furry friends will crave them, too!




Every novel begins with a single idea. Sometimes it's a historical figure whose story deserves to be told. Sometimes it's a forgotten event hidden deep in the archives.




Every year on August 26, National Dog Day offers a special chance to celebrate the joy and companionship dogs bring into our lives. This day is not just about pampering your furry friend but also about recognizing the important role dogs play in families and communities.





Starting out as an indie author can feel overwhelming when you look at the big names in publishing. Their success stories, bestseller lists, and polished marketing campaigns can make your own efforts seem small or insignificant. But comparing your journey to theirs can drain your motivation and cloud your vision.


  1. Research Never Ends: A Confession from a Historical Fiction Author




Writing historical fiction is a journey that never truly ends. Every page turned, every fact checked, and every detail uncovered leads to more questions. The research process is not a one-time task but a continuous exploration that shapes the story and deepens the author’s connection to the past. This post shares a candid look at why research remains an ongoing part of writing historical fiction and how it enriches the creative process.


Piper is the award-winning author of The Country Girl Empress series. When she isn't busy typing on her computer, she can be found chasing after her furry children or holding on tightly to a good cup of coffee. Follow her on LinkedInFacebookMedium, and Goodreads


 
 
 

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