Georgina Clarke Delves into the Dark in The Dazzle of the Light set in the criminal underworld of 1920s London: historicalnovelsociety.org/georgina-clark…

How novelist Juhea Kim depicts the history of Korea, from courtesans to Japanese colonialism, while a tiger haunts the story... historicalnovelsociety.org/showing-us-our…

'There's a great hidden museum in the Mediterranean': Underwater archaeologist David Gibbins takes us on a journey to 12 shipwrecks around the world - via Live Science
livescience.com/archaeology/th…

'Follows three women sent as brides to shore up the floundering colony of La Louisiane in America. Vivid and potent.'
#EditorsChoice : Pelican Girls by Julia Malye, review by Janice Ottersberg
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In conversation: Mark Sullivan talks to Marilyn Anne Pemberton about his novel based on a true story of a displaced family of German heritage in #WWII : historicalnovelsociety.org/learning-from-…

Author Ulla Lenze tells @Elenckos more about the true story behind her novel's #WWII German radio operator based in New York: historicalnovelsociety.org/to-be-a-voice-…

The Phantoms of Choice: Hungry Ghosts by Kevin Jared Hosein explores 1940s Trinidad - historicalnovelsociety.org/the-phantoms-o…

'Focuses on the cruelty of the Highland Clearances of Scotland but is also a lyrical exploration of the landscape, of loneliness, and of human relationships.'
#EditorsChoice : Clear by Carys Davies, review by Karen Warren
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Writing Your Bestseller – practical tips by the master of historical fiction Bernard Cornwell, guest at our UK conference in September: historicalnovelsociety.org/writing-your-b…

From the country houses of England to those of early America, this article offers website links and books to open the door to your historical house setting: historicalnovelsociety.org/research-sourc…

How writers tackle the classic age of sail, from pirate to whaling novels: historicalnovelsociety.org/the-classic-ag…

'San Francisco, 1906. Explores opera, Chinatown, and the effects of the great earthquake. Action-packed.'

#EditorsChoice : The Phoenix Crown by Janie Chang and Kate Quinn, review by Sarah Hendess
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Exile – a living death to a Roman.
But what if it were the only way to survive in the chaos of the dusk of the Roman Empire?
David Connon interviews Alison Morton on EXSILIUM.
historicalnovelsociety.org/launch-alison-…

An author of contemporary mysteries ventures into historical thrillers over a true story in a scrapbook of newspaper articles. Jenny Q interviews Robert Dugoni and his novel “The Trial of the Century” historicalnovelsociety.org/robert-dugoni-…

Beyond Realism: Why animated historical documentaries matter: historicalnovelsociety.org/history-film-w…

Congrats to our author members on their new #HistoricalFiction releases! Read about Hypatia of Alexandria, the Public Universal Friend and more: historicalnovelsociety.org/new-books-by-h…

'Follows Ulysses S. Grant as he writes his memoirs. Paints a full realized, complicated picture of this president and general.'
#EditorsChoice : The General and Julia by Jon Clinch, review by Joanne Vickers
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The National Horse Racing Museum in Newmarket, England, contains a fascinating history of the 'sport of kings' and is situated in King Charles II’s former palace and stable yards.
nhrm.zetcom.net/en/collection/

The African Diaspora in Early U.S. History by B.J. Sedlock: historicalnovelsociety.org/the-african-di…

'Old bones are discovered in the wilderness of Tasmania. An inspiring fictional exploration of Australian's post-war migrant experience.'
#EditorsChoice : The Unearthed by Lenny Bartulin, review by Marina Maxwell
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