Best Historical Fiction

Find out why it’s all about being in the right place at the right time when J.L. visits Book Publishing Secrets of Authors to tell us how it all happened for her on the final day of her COLD ROCK RIVER VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR ‘08! ...  

"I wanted to write books when I was 8...I saw it as an easy way to make a living.  

Thursday November 13, 2008 @ 10:50 PM I have this problem: I like confusing genre boundaries, but I like putting books in boxes.  

On a cloudy day in October, after about two years of dating, history teachers Jackie Heinrich and Mike Wood said "I do" in front of their family and friends.  

By Judie Steeves - Kelowna Capital News Published: November 04, 2008 10:00 PM Updated: November 04, 2008 10:10 PM Local author Karen Autio admits quite frankly that sometimes the main character in her latest ...  

CHESTERTOWN For the second year in a row, the Prince Theatre's Teen Troupe is actively engaged in an inter-generational storytelling project, creating historical fiction theatre pieces inspired by elders' tales ...  

Doubleday Canada, 480 pages Albertan Fred Stenson, who appeared at the Vancouver International Writers Festival on the weekend, is a gifted writer of historical fiction, and The Great Karoo is an excellent ...  

Selma resident Alan Garinger has written a new historical novel for pre-teens, "Alone: The Journey of the Boy Sims", published by the Indiana Historical Society Press.  

What do time travel, Ronald Reagan and Demi Moore's husband have in common? They all could become elements of a feature film about Reagan that's being marketed as "historical fiction." "It's sort of a nostalgic ...  

Philippa Gregory has found a new target for her talent of making historical fiction as compelling as primetime television: the illustrious Mary, Queen of Scots, in her new book The Other Queen.  

The Barnes & Noble Review runs a long and a short piece of mine this week. The long piece is a review of Louis Bayard's historical thriller THE BLACK TOWER : Writers of historical fiction are often faced with a ...  

British author Simon Sebag Montefiore is well known for biographies and historical works but the critically acclaimed writer has now turned to fiction with a new book set in 20th century Russia.  

The latest offering from local publisher Tin House is an unusual take on historical fiction, one that combines interviews and speculation for a perspective on the Kennedy assassination that's at once familiar ...