English Historical Fiction Authors

by the EHFA Editors Enjoy this week's articles from English Historical Fiction Authors . Cormac MacArt – Ancient Ireland’s King Solo...

By Lauren Gilbert Earlier this month, author M. J. Logue wrote a fascinating article for this blog titled “Slipcoat Cheese” (HERE ) which ...

by the EHFA Editors Join us every week on English Historical Fiction Authors . Our contributors give you saints and sinners, politics and...

By Marilyn Pemberton Mary De Morgan was the youngest of seven children, born in 1850 into a family of intellectuals, non-conformists and d...

by Paula Lofting The king with his witan Hexateuch It was March 1055, and as every year, all the nobles in the land that could,...

by the EHFA Editors Enjoy this week's articles from English Historical Fiction Authors. England and France: Sibling Rivalry by Eri...

by Judith Thomson On the 10th of July 1688 a momentous event in the history of England took place – a baby was born! He was not just any b...

by Judith Arnopp Lower Brockhamptom is timeless. The timber-framed house and gatehouse nestle in a valley, ringed by a damson orch...

By Erica Lainé Robert and Isabelle Tombs wrote a book* - which begins in the 1600s, charting the relationship between England and France -...