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BY KATE BRAITHWAITE The disturbing historical realities of Ireland’s mother-and-baby homes take centre stage in Esther Freud’s latest novel, I Couldn’...Read Article

The Historical Novel Society lists mainstream and small press historical titles for books set in eras up to the early 1970s. Details are ...Read Article

The Historical Novel Society lists mainstream and small press titles for readers aged 4 – 18. Books are set in eras up to the early 1970s. ...Read Article

BY AJ LYNDON Adrian Goldsworthy studied at Oxford, where his doctoral thesis examined the Roman army. He became an acclaimed historian of Ancient ...Read Article

INTERVIEW BY TRACEY WARR Linda Lappin‘s new novel Loving Modigliani is a ghost story set in early 20th century Paris. What is ...Read Article

INTERVIEW BY NICOLE EVELINA Sherry V. Ostroff‘s new novel, Mannahatta, is the sequel to her timeslip story, Caledonia. How would you describe ...Read Article

INTERVIEW BY M.N. STROH   Award-winning author, Barbara Spencer, originally considered herself destined for a life of mediocrity. Instead her venture to ...Read Article

INTERVIEW BY SUSAN FRAGER Anna Castle‘s new novel The Case of the Tangled Maypole is the second book in a series of ...Read Article

BY LISA REDMOND While her first novel explored a powerful woman accused of adultery in 1780s England, it is the daring women who ...Read Article

INTERVIEW BY REBEKAH SIMMERS Eilidh McGinness grew up in the Scottish Highlands and now lives in South-West France. She is publishing the first ...Read Article