• Historical

    The Best Fiction About the Theatre

    Joanna Quinn on the rare magic of books set in and around the theatrical world.

    October 13, 2022  By Joanna Quinn
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    Historical Mysteries: Pure Escape or Open Field?

    How should historical fiction engage with the issues that our societies face today?

    October 12, 2022  By Karen Odden
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    The Dodge Land Wars: A History of Violence

    Andy Davidson on writing a folk horror novel about a historic land dispute with vast consequences for the environment.

    October 12, 2022  By Andy Davidson
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    A Tour Through the Underbelly of Rome

    "So many ways each of these crimes could have gone. So many different reasons to keep our eyes open wherever we travel."

    October 11, 2022  By Jody Feldman
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    Not Just Regency Romances: On The Napoleonic Wars and the Advent of High Tech Weapons

    "[A] number of our most frightening modern weapons had their beginnings in the Regency!"

    September 28, 2022  By Andrea Penrose
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    How Rudy Ruiz and His Neo-Western Aim to Change the Conversation About the U.S.-Mexico Border

    A Tortured History in the Valley of Shadows

    September 27, 2022  By Rudy Ruiz
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    Arnold Rothstein: New York’s First Criminal Genius

    "[H]e realized before anyone else what Prohibition was going to be like and the opportunities it presented."

    September 14, 2022  By Michael Mayo
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    How to Get Away with Murder in the Regency Era

    Plan the crime at night, and for heaven's sake, don't use arsenic.

    September 14, 2022  By Vanessa Riley
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    There's Irma Vep and then there's Irma Vep

    Julia Sirmons reflects on Oliver Assayas's classic meta-film and his own new television adaptation.

    September 12, 2022  By Julia Sirmons
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    Making World War II Relevant in a Contemporary Thriller

    Or, how to use historical facts to show modern-day resonances.

    September 12, 2022  By Charlie Lovett
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