Multi-Period
Evidence Explained: Citing History Source from Artifacts to Cyberspace
This citation guide has two goals: first, to provide citation examples for as many types of sources as possible (especially…
The Curse of the Romanovs
In 1916, Alexei, twelve-year-old tsarevich of Russia, records family history in his diary. Russia is in turmoil, and the people…
Documents Concerning Rubashov the Gambler
Josef Nikolai Rubashov, the eponymous inveterate gambler, plays a somewhat dangerous game of poker with the Devil on New Year’s…
The Broken Kings: Book Three of the Merlin Codex
In pre-Arthurian times, Merlin watches the fortress of Taurovinda become the focus of devastating change. For the dead world of…
Hundreds of Years to Reform a Rake
Josie Drummond, professional paranormal researcher (aka ghostbuster), is working in England in modern times when she meets the resident ghost…
The Chrysalis
Attorney Mara Coyne’s firm is hired by art-auction-house Beazley’s to defend the ownership of The Chrysalis, a 17th-century Dutch painting.…
The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis
This is a story about Meriwether Lewis, who embarked in 1804 on his famous expedition with William Clark. He died,…
Sanctuary
The Knights Templar again, with another secret they have guarded across the centuries: the elixir of life, no less. However,…
The Bone Garden
This story begins in present-day Boston, where Julia Hamill is newly divorced. While working in the overgrown garden of her…
People of the Book
Editors' choice
This wonderful gem has convinced me to put Geraldine Brooks’s other novels on my to-be-read list. Set both in the…
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Over the last 15 years The Historical Novels Review (the society’s print magazine for our members) has published reviews of some 12,000 historical fiction books. We plan to upload them all and make them searchable here.
