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Ever finish a novel and immediately look up whether the events in the book really happened? That’s the pull of historical fiction—one of our favorite genres here at Woman’s World....
Inspired by a 1,000-year-old museum artifact, author Darwin de Jesus Mariano breathes life into the names engraved on the Laguna Copperplate with his debut fantasy novel, ‘Namwaran...
Periodically I’ll come across a discussion on social media about whether historical fiction is a legitimate genre. The argument against it goes as follows. The “historical fiction...
When people think of Jodi Picoult books, they usually picture contemporary fiction—but over the years, the bestselling author has made several forays into the past, including in he...
These five dual-timeline novels, where past meets present, feature stories of revenge, stories of hauntings, and stories of desperation
Briana and Krysta at Pages Unbound are hosting a fantasy discussion meme this year called Fantasy with Friends. Since fantasy is my favorite genre, I thought it would be fun to tak...
There's Victorian-era Hamlet, a grotesque ball, 18th and 20th-century artists, and even even new Susanna Clarke all out in October.
Horror and history collide in these new historical fiction releases for September featuring monster, spies, and horrifying retellings.
There are at least four kinds of history books: novels, creative non-fiction, non-fiction, and academic. They progress in density. Historical novels are usually fun to read because...
Explore Korean court politics, journey to a Scotland that has just been joined with England, and more in these 1700s-set historical books.
History, by its very nature, lends itself to mystery. The loss of archival records and living witnesses means we can never have a complete picture of events that occurred centuries...
Latine historical novels are one of my favorite things. If you're in the same boat, may I interest you in these eight stunning novels?
As the leaves turn to shades of gold, copper and maroon and the air takes on that cool, crisp feeling, there’s nothing quite like curling up beside a window in a comfy chair and di...
Every December the bookish app Goodreads lets readers vote on their favorite new books from each genre. The 2025 historical fiction nominees, which received more than 601,522 votes...
Fiona Davis is the New York Times bestselling author of eight historical fiction novels, all of which are set at famous buildings in New York City. And now, she’s gearing up to rel...
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