Historical Fiction

If you love historical fiction, try this list out for your 2026 to-read challenge: If you love opera and the canals of Venice, you’ll love ‘ Poinsettia Girl’ by Jennifer Wizbowski; If you love ‘Poinsettia Girl’ you’ll adore more Italian opera history with ‘Viva Violetta & Verdi ’ by Howard Jay Smith; For more inspiring Italian historical fiction, and if you loved ‘Viva Violetta & Verdi’, you’ll want to set your calendar for the release of Mary Thurlow’s art-inspired novel ‘

North Carolina has a long and varied past. Its history stretches from early Native American cultures to colonial settlements, through the American Revolution and Civil War, and into modern times. Understanding this history helps me appreciate the state’s unique character and the stories that come from it. This post covers key moments and themes in the history of North Carolina. It also offers insights useful for historical fiction authors who want to ground their work in accu

Historical novels hold a unique place in literature. They combine facts from the past with storytelling. This blend creates a bridge between history and imagination. For authors, understanding the features of historical novels is essential. It helps in crafting stories that are both accurate and engaging. This post explores these features and offers practical advice for authors aiming to publish and market their work effectively. Key Features of Historical Novels Historical n