English Historical Fiction Authors

 By Lauren Gilbert Lady Mary Wroth c 1620 Born Mary Sidney, she was the daughter of Robert Sidney, Earl of Leicester & Viscount de L’Isl...

by Jeri Westerson We’ve read about some pretty bold women in the Middle Ages; Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen Elizabeth, Kathrine Swynford. They...

 by Debra Brown 2022 Greetings! The EHFA Blog will be bringing you occasional new posts once again. We are just organizing, and we appreciat...

 By Lauren Gilbert Portrait of Anne Law, nee' Towry, by John Linnell As a female, I cannot help being interested in the lives of women o...

by Nancy Bilyeau It may well be the most beloved Christmas story ever written. Charles Dickens' novella, originally titled Christmas ...

By Elizabeth Grant A lawn sweeping down to a stream, expanses of undulating turf dotted with clumps of trees rising to a wooded skyline, a b...

 By Maren Halvorsen The image of the Quakeress, from the 18th century on, is the very picture of decorum: a woman dressed in gray, solemn, e...