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My Dear Hamilton, by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie

The launch of MY DEAR HAMILTON, the great untold American story of Eliza Hamilton, historical fiction by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie. “A revolutionary woman who, like her new nation, struggled to define herself in the wake of war, betrayal, and tragedy”

Interview with writer Leslie Carroll

An interview with Leslie Carroll, the program chair for the 2017 Historical Novel Society Conference and author of historical fiction and nonfiction about a dizzying number of royal women including Helen of Troy and Marie Antoinette.

Review of A Song of War: A Novel of Troy

If a diversity-bringing, often raunchy, always nuanced, new take on the old tale of the Trojan War sounds like a good read to you, then pick up this “novel-in-parts.” My review of A Song of War.

Review of Daughter of Sand and Stone by Libbie Hawker

In Daughter of Sand and Stone, Libbie Hawker brings us the timely story of Zenobia, an ancient queen of Palmyra, the beautiful ruins of which city ISIS recently destroyed. My review of this lush and vivid novel.