English Historical Fiction Authors

by Deborah Swift In Shakespeare's Day it was more usual to give gifts at New Year, but if you were lucky you might receive one at Chri...

by the EHFA Editors Enlightening, entertaining, and educational! Enjoy this week's excellent posts. Dick Turpin: A Fatal Letter b...

by Annie Whitehead Perhaps I should begin by defining ‘comedy’ in the theatre. Tragedies invariably centre around the main character and h...

by Julie Klassen Stage and mail coaches were the primary means of long-distance travel in England for about 200 years, from approximately...

by Catherine Curzon Georgian Britain was a place of splendour and Enlightenment, a world of glittering spectacle and dazzling celebrity ...

by the EHFA Editors Enjoy this week's round-up of great posts! Snuff - the medicinal cure-all and herbal panacea  by Deborah Swif...

by Maria Grace Caught between the romanticism of the Victorian era and the rather sterile business arrangements of the early Georgian ...

by Mark Patton In an  earlier blog-post , I introduced the topic of Medieval trade between London and Venice. Each year, a fleet of galley...