Historical Fiction
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Who Do You Support: The Demes of the Roman Empire
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Winner of a Roman chariot race. (Public domain, Wikimedia Images)While researching my time travel caper novel Splinter Effect, I came upon a ...

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Review of The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon
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Review of The Frozen River*”The Frozen River,”* directed by Court Crandall, is a profound exploration of human resilience and the bond of motherhood against ...

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The Café with No Name by Robert Seethaler (transl. Katy Derbyshire): Everyday life writ large
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This is the fourth novel by Robert Seethaler I’ve reviewed on here. The first was A Whole Life which sees a man lead a simple yet rich life, leaving ...

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The Artist by Lucy Steeds: ‘I want you to see me’  
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I can’t resist an art theme as regular readers of this blog will know and Lucy Steeds’s debut The Artist sounded particularly intriguing. Set in ...

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Review of “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” by Heather Morris
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Introduction “The Tattooist of Auschwitz,” penned by Heather Morris, is a poignant historical fiction novel that delves into the extraordinary love ...

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Review of The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
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I. Introduction The Alice Network is a gripping historical novel that intertwines the stories of two women during and after World War I and II. AuthorKate ...

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Garden of Shadows (Linnea Wren Mysteries Book 2) by Amy Marie Turner ⋆ LitBuzz
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Title: Garden of Shadows Series: Linnea Wren Mysteries ...

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Five Novels Set in the Eighteenth Century I’ve Read
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The eighteenth century was a fascinating time in European history, a period which saw the development of the Enlightenment ideas that formed the ...

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Interview with Author Andrew Tweeddale
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Twitter I am thrilled to have interviewed author Andrew Tweeddale, who shared with us details of his writing life, his book ‘A Remembrance ...

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