English Historical Fiction Authors

by Octavia Randolph ONE of the treasures of the attractive Museum of Reading, Berkshire is a full-length replica of the Bayeux Tapestry. D...

by Anna Belfrage In 1963, my parents decided to brave the unknown. They said farewell to family and friends, waved goodbye to Sweden, and ...

by Rosanne E. Lortz The year was 1370. The Hundred Years’ War was in full swing. The Battles of Crecy and Poitiers had already been fought....

by Deborah Swift In 1571  a law was passed making it treasonable to be under the authority of the Pope, including being Jesuit, being Roma...

Linda Root is giving away a copy of her 2011 debut novel The First Marie and the Queen of Scots .  This giveaway ends at Midnight Sunday Oct...

by Colin Falconer Some have called her the She Wolf; playwrights, film makers and novelists have all shone light on her from different dir...

by Grace Elliot The name ‘sedan’ chair came from town of Sedan in France where they were first used. They consisted of a cabin containing ...

by Carol McGrath Since this week sees the anniversary of the Battle of Hastings (14th October 1066) I have returned to The Bayeux Tapestry...