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HNR Issue 72 (May 2015)

May 1, 2015 12:00 am

This issue contains:

Cover Story, Where to Draw the Line? Fantasy with a Historical Setting | by Ann Chamberlin
Historical Fiction Market News, a column with the latest book deals and publications in historical fiction | by Sarah Johnson
New Voices, a column focusing on debut novelists William Klaber, Laura Lebow, Cynthia Ripley Miller & Eleanor Parker Sapia | by Myfanwy Cook
Red Pencil, The Snow Bride | by Cindy Vallar
Interviews with Erika Robuck (by Karen Howlett) & Vanessa Curtis (by Elizabeth Hawksley)
Features on the 200th Anniversary of Waterloo (by David Ebsworth), Ralph Sadleir and Sutton House (by Mary Seeley), King John in HF (by Charlotte Wightwick) & tracing family history in the 17th century (by Ann Swinfen)
Reviews of more than 300 of the latest and greatest books in historical fiction and nonfiction, including Editors’ Choice titles