Historical Fiction

Authors Novels Character Development Slavery Diana Gabaldon Spanish Literature Maggie O'Farrell War Literature Adaptations Cultural Narratives Children's Literature Hilary Mantel American Literature Esi Edugyan Pulitzer Prize Winners Cultural Themes Reimagining Classics Tudor Historical Fiction William Shakespeare Chilean Literature Women Authors Washington Black Biographical Fiction Robert Harris Indian Literature Ken Follett Edith Wharton American History Best Sellers Author Interviews American Frontier Donna Woolfolk Cross French Authors The Book Thief Marathi Literature Women in Literature Mixed-race Community Sámi Reindeer Herders Alternative History 1950s Setting All the Light We Cannot See Contemporary Authors Shogun Short Stories Russian Literature A Gentleman in Moscow 16th-century Madrid James Clavell True Story Family Saga South India James Clavell Novels Shardlake Novels The Tattooist of Auschwitz Cold War Postmodern Literature Mystery Fiction María Dueñas C. J. Sansom Isabel Allende Cultural Commentary Shakespeare World War II Romantic Fiction Romance Tang Dynasty Mystery Laura Ingalls Wilder 19th Century Australian Literature 20th Century Literature Steampunk War and Politics Crime Fiction World War II Fiction Ikusagami Indian Historical Fiction Contemporary Fiction Victorian Literature Kristin Hannah The Nightingale Historical Novels Te he llamado por tu nombre Patrick O'Brian LGBTQ+ Representation Prehistoric Fiction Shakespearean Literature Character Relationships Novel Adaptations Adventure Jewish Literature Japanese Literature Cultural Context 1970s 18th Century France 19th Century American Literature Serialized Novels Neolithic Era Nordic Literature Ghost Stories