#historicalfiction

Hello there! Today, I bring you The First Templar, a bonkers game that I find utterly fascinating, especially due to its story and when it was launched. Enjoy! You should also check out: @andvoinoiu @cm0isa

Today I want to show you a generally forgotten co-op brawler from the early 2010s, a gebuine time capsule of the era. Enjoy! You should also check out: @andvoinoiu @cm0isa @enjar @free999enigma @stefanonsense

What hit me first was how Khaled Hosseini writes about Afghanistan. Not just the landscape, but the heartbeat of it—the streets, the markets, the games children played, the smells of food cooking. There’s

Picture it, London, eighteen fifty something. Scoundrels wipe their runny noses on their sleeves, the river Thames cuts a stagnant, gurgling, filthy slurry of industry through the city, and people are

A review of the book The Resurrectionist by A. Rea Dunlap

This movie will still be good in 50 years, and beyond.

Once upon a time, there was a glorious kingdom known as Majapahit. This kingdom is the last Hindu kingdom in the country that was beyond its time. It had an established political system, a sophisticated

As the oldest brother of the family, Lord Regar was always acting as a fatherly figure and he took on himself to be fatherly responsible for his sister's ceremony. This image However, his life as an army

The once beloved is now a bastard. How will Mary conquer the odds to be the rightful queen of England?

Hello hivers I thought that I would write about the films or series that I recently watched and like. Here is my first pick that I finished watching in one go. All the Light We Cannot See is a beautifully

Photo is mine(sorry my copy is really old) For today I'd like to review Whirlwind by James Clavell. Funny really is that I was rearranging my bookshelves and saw my really old copy of Whirlwind. With the

Introduction Lapvona is a small fiefdom in a past unbeknownst to us. Tragedy lurks and misfortune dwells among the people. Famine and drought leave the people near death. Ottessa Moshfegh created a fine

A short guide on how to capture lightening 👨‍🔧

Many years ago I read a book about a woman who had a crystal ball and was accused of witchcraft. That's about all I remember from the book. Not the title, nor the author. My favorite librarian tried in

It all started from humble beginnings. The Evening and The Morning by Ken Follet is a story predominantly centered around a smart, visionary, and an upright young boy named Edgar from a seafront called

A captured photographer is made to document Korean battlefields CW* Injury description

Why History and Historical Fiction Genres are my cups of coffee

“ How can you distinguish between history and literature?” That was the question asked by my lecture during a class a year ago. That lecture mentioned that both are written works. It has author/authors,

Metzli outlines her historical fiction prequal to our next dystopian novel

How much research is too much when writing historical fiction?