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HNR Issue 88 (May 2019)

May 1, 2019 1:00 am

This issue contains:

Cover Story, Indian Historical Novels: Origin and Evolution of Historical Fiction Written by Indians in English | by Waheed Rabbani
Historical Fiction Market News, a column with the latest book deals and publications in historical fiction, including new books by HNS members | by Sarah Johnson
New Voices, a column focusing on debut novelists Mary Calvi, Gina Marie Guadagnino, Lana Kortchik & Kris Waldherr | by Myfanwy Cook
Ask the Agent, Giles Milburn and Elizabeth Macneal | by Richard Lee
Interviews with Kate Quinn (by Claire Morris), Sue Lawrence (by Lucinda Byatt), Katherine Stansfield (by Myfanwy Cook), and Niamh Boyce (by Bethany Latham)
Feature on taking liberties with fictionalised history (by Michael Dean)
Reviews of more than 300 of the latest and greatest books in historical fiction and nonfiction, including Editors’ Choice titles