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Historical Fiction Advisory |
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Historical Fiction -
Novels in this genre usually take place at least 50 years ago, and are
written mostly from the author’s research, not from his or her
experience. Sometimes historical fiction combines fact with fantasy to
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Valerie Anand
Margaret Atwood
Benjamin Capps
Peter Carey
Michael Chabon
Robert Conley
Bernard Cornwell
Michael Crichton
Anita Diamant
Dorothy Dunnett
Allen Eckert
Charles Frazier
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Pauline Gedge
Arthur Golden
Hammond Innes
Christian Jacq
John Jakes
Rosemary Hawley
Jarman
M. M. Kaye
Ross King
Ross Leckie
William Martin
Kirk Mitchell
Baroness Orczy
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Edith Pargeter
Iain Pears
Sharon Kay Penman
Mary Renault
Lucia St. Clair
Robson
Jeff Shaara
Wilbur Smith
Neal Stephenson –
Baroque Cycle
Amy Tan
James Alexander Thom
Anthony Trollope
Frank Yerby
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Historical Fiction – Artists and Authors -
Authors who write in this genre mix fact and fiction to create a
lifelike portrait of artists and authors from years gone by. |
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Harriet Scott
Chessman
Tracy Chevalier
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Sarah Dunant
Penelope Fitzgerald
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Margaret Forster
Susan Vreeland
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Historical Fiction Sagas -
Sagas bring history to life in sweeping novels that span generations and
eras.
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David Cruise and
Alison Griffiths
Kiana Davenport
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Frank Delaney
David A. Kaufelt
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James Michener
Edward Rutherfurd
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Prehistoric Fiction -
These novels are set in prehistoric times, or the principal characters
are members of a prehistoric society. |
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Jean M. Auel
Kathleen O’Neal Gear
and W. Michael Gear
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Mary Mackay
Joan Wolf |
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