Historical Novels Review
Titanic Tales: The Titanic’s Legacy to Historical Fiction
What is it about the sinking of the ocean liner RMS Titanic on the night of April 14, 1912 that…
Living History: Choices & Consequences
An Interview with Lisa See Just remember, a person is his — or her — history…What is your history and…
The Spy Who Went Out into the Cold
Or, How a Minor German Princess became Catherine the Great | an interview with Eva Stachniak Catherine the Great is…
A Chronicler of People’s Stories
An interview with Gabrielle Kimm Gabrielle Kimm is passionate about her writing, her latest book and her characters. In fact,…
Perseverance & Quiet Courage
An interview with Susan Higginbotham MC: What motivated you to become interested in the history of fourteenth- and fifteenth-century England?…
New Voices: Lorraine Bateman & Paul Cole, Peter James Cottrell, Genevieve Graham, Alex Grecian, Lois Leveen, and Taylor Polites
War, intrigue, murder and unsung heroes and heroines provided starting points for this issue’s debut novelists. Peter James Cottrell explains…
The Red Pencil: Tom Behr’s Blood Brothers
Cindy Vallar analyzes the work behind polished, finished manuscripts. In this issue, she profiles Tom Behr’s Blood Brothers (CreateSpace, 2011).…
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