English Historical Fiction Authors

by Sandra Byrd Having close friends is an important part of most women's lives from girlhood through womanhood. These frien...

by Anne O'Brien This is the only true representation we have of the appearance of Philippa of Hainault, taken from her tomb in Westmins...

In an earlier post , I got pretty deep into the weeds in the historiography of the English Reformation, outlining two very different view...

by Nancy Bilyeau On November 11 th , 1480, a child was baptized in the Palace of Eltham with all solemnity and grandeur, as was fittin...

by Farida Mestek I thought that the habits of red grouse are cute, but I found those of partridges even cuter :-)) The Partridge of Britain ...

by M.M. Bennetts Stourhead. Home to the famous Hoare family--bankers to Catherine of Braganza, Vanbrugh, Lord Byron and Jane Austen. Al...

by Mike Rendell Apparently Jane Austen wrote her first novel Love and Freindship (sic) in 1789 when she was 14. It is classed as part of ...

by Brenda Hibbs PART I Looking diligently back into The History of Fancy Hats, one can deduce a definite chronological divide between “...