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1969:, and used the novel to challenge those historical approaches. At the start of the novel's third volume, he describes his work as blurring the line between fiction and history, in order to get closer to the truth. The novel is set 60 years before it was composed, and alongside researching the war through primary and secondary sources, he spoke with people who had lived through war during the
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2858:(1902–1977) was a Bulgarian author who is considered by many to have been the best-selling Bulgarian historical fiction author ever. Her books sold in record numbers in the 1930s and the early 1940s. However, she was eventually sentenced to seven years of imprisonment by the Bulgarian communist regime because of some of her writings celebrating
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period detail in order for her readers to understand. Where Heyer referred to historical events, it was as background detail to set the period, and did not usually play a key role in the narrative. Heyer's characters often contained more modern-day sensibilities, and more conventional characters in
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but, compared to its model, shows some innovations (two members of the lower class as principal characters, the past described without romantic idealization, an explicitly
Christian message), somehow forerunning the realistic novel of the following decades. Set in northern Italy in 1628, during the
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defines the genre as works "written at least fifty years after the events described", while critic Sarah
Johnson delineates such novels as "set before the middle of the last century ... in which the author is writing from research rather than personal experience." Then again Lynda Adamson, in her
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An essential element of historical fiction is that it is set in the past and pays attention to the manners, social conditions and other details of the depicted period. Authors also frequently choose to explore notable historical figures in these settings, allowing readers to better understand how
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is said to have been at its first appearance, and for some time subsequently, the most popular book in Europe." This popularity has extended into modern times as well. The book was "translated into virtually all modern languages and has never been out of print in most of them. There have been at
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fights to defend the honor of the
Italian soldiers, mocked by some arrogant Frenchmen). In them, the narrative talent not equaled the patriotic passion, and their novels, full of rhetoric and melodramatic excesses, are today barely readable as historical documents. A significant exception is
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to facilitate the transition between the contemporary world and the past in the tradition of children's portal fiction. Sometimes publishers will commission series of historical novels that explore different periods and times. Among the most popular contemporary series include the
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A prominent subgenre within historical fiction is the children's historical novel. Often following a pedagogical bent, children's historical fiction may follow the conventions of many of the other subgenres of historical fiction. A number of such works include elements of
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A 20th-century variant of the historical novel is documentary fiction, which incorporates "not only historical characters and events, but also reports of everyday events" found in contemporary newspapers. Examples of this variant form of historical novel include
2302:. To ensure accuracy, Heyer collected reference works and kept detailed notes on all aspects of Regency life. While some critics thought the novels were too detailed, others considered the level of detail to be Heyer's greatest asset; Heyer even recreated
2797:, and as an erudite joke. Eco's work, like Manzoni's preceding it, relaunched Italian interest in historical fiction. Many novelists who till then had preferred the contemporary novel tried their hand at stories set in previous centuries. Among them were
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also known as sword-and-sandal, is a genre of largely
Italian-made historical or biblical epics (costume dramas) that dominated the Italian film industry from 1958 to 1965. Most pepla featured a superhumanly strong man as the protagonist, such as
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as a detective and spy. Although the story itself is fiction, many of the persona and events are not. The book is based on research by
Monaldi and Sorti, who researched information from 17th-century manuscripts and published works concerning the
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Historical reenactment is an educational or entertainment activity in which people follow a plan to recreate aspects of a historical event or period. This may be as narrow as a specific moment from a battle, such as the reenactment of
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3370:(1977–1994) with popularizing them. These are set between 1137 and 1145 A.D. The increasing popularity of this type of fiction in subsequent decades has created a distinct subgenre recognized by both publishers and libraries.
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3969:. These supermen often rescued captive princesses from tyrannical despots and fought mythological creatures. Not all the films were fantasy-based, however. Many featured actual historical personalities such as
2087:(1861–1914) was the most prolific novelist of this genre. He wrote 23 historical novels between 1889 and 1914. His novels played an important in shaping the collective consciousness of modern Arabs during the
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English and went through at least 84 editions, including translation into French and German. The first true historical novel in English was in fact
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argued that Scott was the first fiction writer who saw history not just as a convenient frame in which to stage a contemporary narrative, but rather as a distinct social and cultural setting. Scott's
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2950:(1908–1921, "The Long Journey") is generally regarded as Jensen's masterpiece and he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1944 partly on the strength of it. The Finnish writer
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Historical subjects for operas also developed during the 19th century. Usually with 4 or 5 acts, they are large-scale casts and orchestras, and spectacular staging. Several operas by
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In Italy, the tradition of historical fiction has flourished in the modern age, the nineteenth century in particular having caught writers’ interests. Southern
Italian novelists like
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1521:(written before 1021) is a fictionalized account of Japanese court life about a century prior and its author asserted that her work could present a "fuller and therefore 'truer
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2126:(1901). This chronicles the decline of a wealthy north German merchant family over the course of four generations, incidentally portraying the manner of life and mores of the
1407:. In addition to those, there was a wealth of historical novels that became popular in the literary circles during the Ming and Qing periods in Chinese history; they include
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was one of the most popular and accomplished writers of historical novels, with publications between the 1920s and 1950s. His reputation began with the bestselling work,
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offers an example of 19th-century historical fiction used to critique contemporary history. Tolstoy read the standard histories available in
Russian and French about the
1003:. However, the melding of historical and fictional elements in individual works of literature has a long tradition in many cultures; both western traditions (as early as
2946:(1900–1901, "The Fall of the King"), set in 16th century Denmark, has been called "the finest historical novel in Danish literature". The epic historical novel series
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4592:(1828). All of these have some of the characteristics of size and spectacle that are normally associated with French grand opera. Another important forerunner was
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least twenty-nine motion pictures based on it ... as well as several television series, and many movies worked the name 'Monte Cristo' into their titles."
1699:(1817) focused upon a middling character who sits at the intersection of various social groups in order to explore the development of society through conflict.
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for Mann in 1929; although the Nobel award generally recognizes an author's body of work, the
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Abraham, G. and Lloyd-Jones, D. (1986) "Alexander
Borodin" in Brown, D. (ed.) The New Grove: Russian Masters 1, New York: W. W. Norton & Co., pp. 45–76.
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oppressive years under Spanish rule, it is sometimes seen as a veiled attack on Austria, which controlled the region at the time the novel was written.
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The gothic novel was popular in the late eighteenth century. Set in the historical past it has an interest in the mysterious, terrifying and haunting.
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and D'Azeglio himself) were patriots and politicians too, and in their novels, the veiled politic message of Manzoni became explicit (the hero of
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in 2010. Anne Boleyn is portrayed as a significant force in the political and religious in-fighting at court and a furtherer of the cause of
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2678:(1997) tells the story of the two English surveyors, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, who were charged with marking the boundary between
2316:(1931), is regarded by some as the best historical novel of the 20th century. Mary Renault is best known for her historical novels set in
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in October 1980, which drew parallels between the Roman invasion of Britain in 54BC and the contemporary British military presence in
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Pevear, Richard. "Introduction". War and Peace. Trans. Pevear; Volokhonsky, Larissa. New York City, New York: Vintage Books, 2008.
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Freeman, Evelyn B., and Linda Levstik. "Recreating the past: Historical fiction in the social studies curriculum".
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2890:(1929–2009) is the author of historical novels which were translated into 11 languages.
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63.2 (2009): 163–166; it now dominates the book awards in children's literature
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has been called the most famous and widely read novel of the Italian language.
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Chapter 2: Origins, early manifestations and some definitions, Routledge 2010
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Rycik, Mary Taylor, and Brenda Rosler. "The return of historical fiction".
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Kulturmøter i nordisk samtidslitteratur: festskrift til Per Thomas Andersen
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The Walls Behind the Curtain: East European Prison Literature, 1945-1990
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The Forms of Historical Fiction: Sir Walter Scott and His Successors
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also wrote several operas based on historical characters, including
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described, from ideologically opposite points of view, the birth of
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recounts mostly private adventures set against the backdrop of the
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these individuals might have responded to their environments. The
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Audio Archives from "Historical Fiction and The Search for Truth"
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England's Future/Poland's Past: History and National Identity In
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in the 18th century. More recently there have been works such as
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has written several histories. He gained notoriety for his play
3667:. A prominent award within children's historical fiction is the
2894:(1930–) is an old living author, whose first independent novel,
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also wrote several popular historical fiction novels, including
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That Wild Fellow John Neal and the American Literary Revolution
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Defining the Genre: What are the rules for historical fiction?
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5485:. Chicago, Illinois: University of Chicago Press. p. 39.
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has written fictional biographies about historical persons in
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of Britain wrote several popular historical novels, including
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International Companion Encyclopedia of Children’s Literature
5935:"Time of Parting" is the favorite film of Bulgarian viewers "
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A Bibliography of the Principal Writings of John Cowper Powys
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Writing Historical Fiction: A Writers' and Artists' Companion
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Historiographic metafiction combines historical fiction with
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2389:(2013), concerning the Russian revolution and its aftermath.
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takes place during the Dark Ages, in AD 499, just before the
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5557:"Sinner, Victim, Object, Winner | ANCHORS: JACKI LYDEN"
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The Penguin Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory
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4108:. Chinese studios have also produced television series like
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battled for control of North America. Cooper's chief rival,
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Exoticising the Past in Contemporary Neo-Historical Fiction
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Shadows on the past: Studies in the historical fiction film
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Cole, Richard. "Breaking the frame in historical fiction".
4933:. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1996, p. 27.
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is also a very prominent subject in television series like
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A page from a printed copy of the Chinese historical novel
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Ostovich, Helen; Silcox, Mary V; Roebuck, Graham (1999).
4920:(Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1987)
3530:. Recent examples of historical novels about pirates are
2817:, about the female condition in the eighteenth century),
2486:(1989), describes sea voyages in the early 19th century.
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times, and shows "new people" (generally identified with
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Why Are We Living in a Golden Age of Historical Fiction?
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5510:. Boston, Massachusetts: Twayne Publishers. p. 82.
4438:. The play embraces such themes as the conflict between
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have also been popular, including the Turkish TV series
3862:'s independence. For films pertaining to the history of
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One of the best known Scandinavian historical novels is
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In the United States, the first historical novelist was
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and as a great work. Its author generally is held to be
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Nobody's Argument: Jane Porter and the Historical Novel
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wrote a number of historical plays, including Goethe's
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Other playwrights contemporary to Shakespeare, such as
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The historical novel was quite popular in 20th century
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history and still illuminate it. A series of novels by
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Some historical novels explore life at sea, including
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also wrote several historical novels; his last novel,
2381:(2001), 18th century, concerning the slave trade; and
2159:. In it Mann retells the familiar biblical stories of
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gave rise to a crowd of imitations and, in the age of
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by Leo Tolstoy, published 1869 and set 60 years before
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5834:. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1996, p.251.
5255:
Women Writers and Old Age in Great Britain, 1750–1850
1829:(1828), the first bound novel about the 17th-century
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Historical fiction sometimes encouraged movements of
6285:. Akron-Summit County Public Library. Archived from
3854:, which is loosely based on the 13th-century knight
5535:. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO. p. 90.
5186:
Då som nu: historiska romaner i översikt och analys
4936:
4307:, also dramatized historical topics. Marlowe wrote
4257:, set in the mid-11th century during the reigns of
4187:History is one of the three main genres in Western
3187:set in 18th century Poland has been praised as the
2780:, one of the most epic novels of the last century.
2145:became a major literary success. The work led to a
6421:The English History Play in the Age of Shakespeare
6391:(4). The Johns Hopkins University Press: 243–253.
4943:Celia Brayfield; Duncan Sprott (5 December 2013).
4831:
4419:which dramatises the latter period of the life of
3944:series also fall under historical drama umbrella.
2393:has been much translated, appearing in English as
2340:, she wrote a non-fiction biography of Alexander.
1705:(1820) gained credit for renewing interest in the
964:for accurate period details. This tension between
5696:From Georg Lukàcs, "The Historical Novel" (1969).
5284:as evidence of Polish–British relationships
4105:Once Upon A Time In The Ottoman Empire: Rebellion
3252:. First published in France in French in 1951 as
2464:) and the third in the court of a Roman emperor (
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6473:"Michael Coveney, The Independent, 19 July 2011"
5900:. University of Pittsburgh Press. pp. 11–.
5117:
4820:. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2005, p. 1.
3638:
1560:, published in 1594 and set during the reign of
1467:Romance of the Eastern and Western Jin dynasties
1105:and has been adapted several times for film, in
1040:(1775–1817), as if they were historical novels.
6601:Perspective in British historical fiction today
5893:
5356:, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1996, p.310.
4699:literary critic, essayist, and social theorist
4211:. The best known examples of the genre are the
6153:
5976:, University of Nebraska press 1992, p.305 ff.
5563:. National Public Radio (NPR). March 2, 2008.
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3153:. Other writers of historical fiction include
3121:. Other writers of historical fiction include
2964:wrote several historical novels, most notably
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6624:. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1983.
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1906:Notre-Dame de Paris. 1482, Victor Hugo (1831)
1794:The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757
1340:
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5747:. New York: Overlook Duckworth, 2007, p. 18.
5461:Merriam-Webster's Encyclopedia of Literature
5057:
5021:Asian Nationalism in an Age of Globalization
4969:
3674:
2460:), the second in an ancient Egyptian court (
2377:(1987), set at the time of the Black Death;
2278:Other significant British novelists include
1032:preface to the bibliographic reference work
6329:. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. 2010.
6186:
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5359:
4973:(Winter 1992). "Atlantis and the Nations".
4683:, or as broad as an entire period, such as
3737:. Historical subjects can also be found in
2620:(1936) is set before, during and after the
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6698:
6686:article on the fictionalization of history
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6114:. Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace, 1999, p.194.
6021:, University of Nebraska press 1992, p.565
5873:. Univ of Wisconsin Press. pp. 501–.
5857:
5641:2004, Barnes & Noble Books, New York.
5386:
5350:The Oxford Companion to English Literature
5239:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
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5011:
3550:Alternative history and historical fantasy
3498:'s series, all of which all deal with the
3439:. Heyer's Regency novels were inspired by
3435:ruled England in place of his ill father,
2983:wrote acclaimed historical novels such as
2898:, was published in 1961. His second book,
2247:wrote two historical novels set in Wales,
2198:set in Ancient Rome (1932 / 1935 / 1942),
2083:In Arabic literature, the Lebanese writer
1973:in 1812; thus, the book is also, in part,
1931:in Paris, on which the story is centered.
1403:concerns the 7th-century Buddhist pilgrim
1389:concerns 3rd-century wars which ended the
882:
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6503:Calvocoressi, Abraham (1974: pp. 98, 138)
6444:
6191:Rivkin, David B. Jr. (27 February 2010).
6106:
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5315:Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies
5058:Wynne-Davies, Marion (25 November 2002).
4743:List of historical fiction by time period
4663:
3669:Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction
3342:is considered to be an influential work.
2563:(concerned with the War's consequences);
2373:(b. 1960). His historical novels include
2320:. In addition to fictional portrayals of
1447:Records of the Two Songs, South and North
6642:Historical fiction by women, about women
6578:Fisher, Janet. "Historical fiction". in
6533:
6181:
5786:The Penguin Dictionary of Literary Terms
5756:
5206:
4818:Historical Fiction: A Guide to the Genre
4558:can be regarded as precursors to French
4313:which deals with the deposition of King
3826:Period drama films and television series
3231:
2590:
1901:
1768:'s only historical novel, and is set in
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1170:, the French governmental authority for
6253:"A Guide for Historical Fiction Lovers"
5530:
5247:
5183:
5150:
4829:
4690:
4405:, which based on the life and trial of
4368:(1800). This play formed the basis for
3613:Several novels by Nobel Prize laureate
3462:Pirates in the arts and popular culture
3345:
2306:'s crossing into England for her novel
2091:and educated them about their history.
1419:Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms
1236:, or to escape the depredations of the
8237:
7621:Types of fiction with multiple endings
6719:
6647:Historical Fiction recommended reading
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6411:
6382:
6343:
6190:
6159:
6101:
5800:British and Irish Novelists Since 1960
5797:
5665:
5414:
5120:Atlas of the European novel, 1800-1900
3820:
3617:are set in historical times including
3598:. The term is closely associated with
3206:
2640:(1947) all became best-sellers in the
1184:Imprimateur Secretum Veritas Mysterium
1164:, leading to the establishment of the
6931:
6693:
6327:The Collected Novels of José Saramago
6271:
6193:"Five Best Historical Mystery Novels"
5998:
5727:Issued 24 January 1941. Dante Thomas
5585:
5505:
5480:
5272:
5048:. Penguin Books: London, 1999, p.383.
5024:. Taylor & Francis. p. 646.
4323:, which dramatizes the events of the
4132:. There have also been produced pure
3645:Category:Children's historical novels
2420:wrote a number of historical novels.
1433:Romance of the Sui and Tang dynasties
1355:Romance of the Sui and Tang dynasties
979:Historical fiction as a contemporary
6045:Latin America's New Historical Novel
5707:"The Nobel Prize in Literature 1929"
5687:J. M. Dent & Sons, London, 1954.
5188:. Natur och Kultur. pp. 46–65.
5084:
3889:The Hidden Power of the Dragon Sabre
3626:The Gospel According to Jesus Christ
3356:Historical mysteries or "historical
2787:achieved international success with
2290:. Heyer essentially established the
2021:The critical and popular success of
949:insert intentionally ahistorical or
6245:
5922:"Official site of Vera Mutafchieva"
5894:Harold B. Segel (1 November 2012).
4838:. Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press. p.
4393:wrote several histories, including
4300:, which is set in Ancient Britain.
4003:films based on the Arthurian legend
3374:Historical romance and family sagas
2362:from the perspective of the town's
13:
6565:
6219:
5870:Women Medievalists and the Academy
5830:William Harmon and C. Hugh Holman
4918:Four Masterworks of the Ming Novel
4774:"Search - Encyclopædia Britannica"
4631:(1598 to 1605). Equally famous is
4574:(1809, revised 1817), Cherubini's
4223:as histories, and other listed as
3983:films based on Medieval narratives
3876:historical drama films set in Asia
3632:The History of the Siege of Lisbon
3395:have also been portrayed, such as
3241:by the Belgian-born French writer
2954:is known for the historical novel
2314:The Corn King and the Spring Queen
2312:. Naomi Mitchison's finest novel,
2097:The Captive of the Mahdi Pretender
1879:, however, takes place during the
1087:. He also wrote the popular novel
1005:Ancient Greek and Latin literature
14:
8266:
8024:Third-person omniscient narrative
6676:from the Historical Novel Society
6635:
6485:from the original on 23 July 2016
6225:
4648:, which recounts the campaign of
4364:, which depicts the last days of
3965:or Italy's own popular folk hero
3321:
3009:and his widely read novel series
1785:The Champions of American Freedom
1131:fulfilled a similar function for
1121:to only name the most prominent.
6912:
6911:
6596:(Temple University Press, 2010).
6356:. University of Delaware Press.
6047:, University of Texas Press 2010
4905:The History of Polish Literature
4449:More recently British dramatist
4325:Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre
4176:
3044:
2586:
987:and his contemporaries in other
851:
58:
6680:When Fictionalized Facts Matter
6534:de Groot, Jerome (2009-09-23).
6515:
6506:
6497:
6465:
6456:
6319:
6310:
6301:
6140:
6117:
6083:
6070:
6050:
6037:
6024:
6011:
5992:
5979:
5966:
5947:
5928:
5837:
5824:
5779:
5733:
5721:
5699:
5690:
5652:
5631:
5620:from the original on 2014-12-27
5614:"Notre-Dame Cathedral of Reims"
5606:
5579:
5570:
5549:
5524:
5499:
5474:
5448:
5408:
5343:
5320:
5296:
5200:
5177:
5144:
5111:
5078:
5051:
5038:
4963:
4660:("Polovtsian") tribes in 1185.
4513:, which was first performed in
3910:has directed several acclaimed
3245:is about the life and death of
3144:
3104:The War of the End of the World
2968:(1964, "Fair Hope") set in the
2106:
2013:was inspired by Walter Scott's
1797:(1826), the second book of the
1567:
1379:concerns 12th-century outlaws;
1022:
16:Fiction that is set in the past
7412:Conflict between good and evil
6527:
6160:Picker, Lenny (3 March 2010).
6019:A History of Danish Literature
5974:A History of Danish Literature
5598:Public Library. Archived from
5340:". Accessed 26 September 2013.
5018:Roy Starrs (23 October 2013).
4923:
4910:
4897:
4885:
4856:
4823:
4810:
4790:
4766:
4171:
4080:have also been produced, like
4008:Pendragon: Sword of His Father
3895:Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
3540:The White Devil (Белият Дявол)
3532:The Adventures of Hector Lynch
3272:(2002). An earlier example is
3005:(1941) is set in 16th century
2919:
1369:were set in the distant past:
1218:in his sole historical novel,
1:
6957:
6684:Chronicle of Higher Education
6587:The elementary school journal
6067:The New York Times 7 May 2019
5561:Weekend All Things Considered
5394:"Hardy and the Trumpet Major"
5269:. Accessed 30 September 2013.
5151:Geppert, Hans Vilmar (2009).
4949:. A&C Black. p. 63.
4760:
4687:or The 1920s Berlin Project.
4327:in France in 1572. Marlowe's
3639:Children's historical fiction
3431:period (1811–1820), when the
2960:(1945). Faroes–Danish writer
2914:Bulgarian National Television
2065:The Confessions of an Italian
1386:Romance of the Three Kingdoms
6279:"Popular Culture: Mysteries"
6112:A Glossary of Literary Terms
6080:Introduction, Routledge 2010
4738:List of historical novelists
4430:, who was persecuted by the
4024:inspired TV series include:
3278:Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy
3201:
2772:of millers from the time of
2726:The Heritage of the Prioress
2706:Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
2207:Raquel: The Jewess of Toledo
2055:Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi
1987:Marie-Henri Beyle (Stendhal)
1550:". Another early example is
7:
6661:Historical Fiction Festival
6259:. Providence Public Library
5798:Prusse, Michael C. (2003).
5762:"Obituary: Naomi Mitchison"
5184:Granlid, Hans Olof (1964).
5155:. Francke. pp. 8–101.
5061:Sidney to Milton, 1580-1660
4931:The True Story of the Novel
4807:, Historical Novel Society.
4726:
4562:. These include Spontini's
3906:, have also been produced.
3898:(2000), based on novels by
3590:Historiographic metafiction
3584:Historiographic metafiction
3568:. There are also works of
3452:Nautical and pirate fiction
3114:The Autumn of the Patriarch
2850:
2746:The Devil at the Long Point
2736:) retold the events of the
2039:(Manzoni's best friend) or
1921:The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
1916:The Hunchback of Notre Dame
1863:. In 1829 Balzac published
1807:is set in 1757, during the
1503:contained in his dialogues
1182:'s historical mystery saga
1153:The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
1051:novels created interest in
10:
8271:
6307:Regis (2003), pp. 125-126.
5845:How a Quaker gets his oats
5415:Letter, Joseph J. (2010).
4830:Adamson, Lynda G. (1999).
4667:
4494:
4483:in her enthusiasm for the
4298:Cymbeline, King of Britain
4183:History (theatrical genre)
4180:
3929:Curse of the Golden Flower
3829:
3777:. There are also straight
3681:Category:Historical comics
3678:
3642:
3602:including writers such as
3587:
3553:
3455:
3377:
3349:
3325:
3053:, including works such as
2803:The Evil Coming from North
2440:) by deceit and violence.
2213:
2111:
1442:Liang Song Nanbei Zhizhuan
1341:History up to 17th century
1335:
1144:history of the Middle Ages
1137:Nobel Prize for Literature
37:
18:
8087:
8059:
8051:Stream of unconsciousness
7994:
7738:
7629:
7582:Falling action/Catastasis
7527:
7432:
7367:
7290:
7102:
6965:
6907:
6889:
6805:
6796:
6750:
6727:
6656:Key West Literary Seminar
6283:ASCPLpop.AkronLibrary.org
5987:Encyclopedia of the Novel
5854:The Guardian 15 June 1997
5660:The Count of Monte Cristo
5639:The Count of Monte Cristo
5506:Sears, Donald A. (1978).
5463:. Merriam-Webster, 1995,
5456:Last of the Mohicans, The
5433:10.1215/00029831-2009-068
5122:, Verso, pp. 34–35,
5118:Moretti, Franco. (1999),
5095:10.1007/978-3-476-03977-4
4733:Historical fiction awards
4511:L'incoronazione di Poppea
4136:, many based on works by
4001:(2005) and the subgenred
3675:Comics and graphic novels
3193:2018 Nobel Prize laureate
3056:The Kingdom of This World
3051:Latin American literature
2936:Nobel Prize in Literature
2560:The Girl at the Lion d'Or
2496:, is about the murder of
2210:- set in Medieval Spain.
2147:Nobel Prize in Literature
1995:French invasion of Russia
1982:The Charterhouse of Parma
1971:French invasion of Russia
1938:The Count of Monte Cristo
1893:About Catherine de Medici
1605:Bernhard Severin Ingemann
1553:The Unfortunate Traveller
1085:Nobel Prize in literature
7419:Self-fulfilling prophecy
5832:A Handbook to Literature
5481:Lease, Benjamin (1972).
5153:Der historisch Gegenwart
4834:World Historical Fiction
4490:
3546:novels by Mark Keating.
3263:The Memoirs of Cleopatra
2699:
2610:American Nobel laureate
2471:To the Ends of the Earth
2360:Indian Rebellion of 1857
2298:, which was inspired by
1805:The Last of the Mohicans
1629:Carl Jonas Love Almqvist
1034:World Historical Fiction
1029:Historical Novel Society
999:, and later the Russian
19:Not to be confused with
8046:Stream of consciousness
7509:Suspension of disbelief
6606:Rousselot, Elodie, ed.
6201:The Wall Street Journal
5963:Encyclopedia Britannica
4523:George Frederick Handel
4134:Wuxia television series
4111:The Legend and the Hero
4099:The Magnificent Century
3923:House of Flying Daggers
3665:Magic Tree House series
3427:novels, set around the
3181:. The historical novel
3094:The Lightning of August
2762:. Bacchelli also wrote
2602:, is written about the
2343:The Siege of Krishnapur
2294:genre and its subgenre
2156:Joseph and His Brothers
1897:The Elixir of Long Life
1057:Józef Ignacy Kraszewski
966:historical authenticity
953:elements into a novel.
40:Romance (prose fiction)
7587:Denouement/Catastrophe
7568:Rising action/Epitasis
6899:Historical reenactment
6870:Historical grand opera
6631:9.2-3 (2005): 147–157.
6418:Irving Ribner (1965).
6162:"Mysteries of History"
5685:Manzoni and his Times.
5064:. Palgrave Macmillan.
4670:Historical reenactment
4664:Historical reenactment
4646:The Lay of Igor's Host
4580:(1813), and Rossini's
4471:a play on the life of
4459:, first staged at the
4380:wrote incidental music
4289:, is based on British
4265:, and the Roman plays
3542:by Hristo Kalchev and
3504:Robert Louis Stevenson
3269:Mary, called Magdalene
3119:Gabriel García Marquez
2607:
2493:A Dead Man in Deptford
2204:(1951), and his novel
1907:
1625:Enrique Gil y Carrasco
1580:
1544:La Princesse de Clèves
1531:La Princesse de Clèves
1525:" version of history.
1358:
1245:Robert Louis Stevenson
991:such as the Frenchman
901:of a particular real
25:Counterfactual history
7933:Utopian and dystopian
6875:by historical figures
6589:88.4 (1988): 329–337.
6316:Regis (2003), p. 127.
6228:"The Mystery Defined"
5954:Kristin Lavransdatter
5683:Archibald Colquhoun.
5602:on 24 September 2014.
5087:Der historische Roman
4929:Margaret Anne Doody,
4868:Mapping Gothic France
4705:Der historische Roman
4681:Great Reunion of 1913
4679:presented during the
4656:against the invading
4595:Il crociato in Egitto
4475:, which premiered at
4456:The Romans in Britain
4432:Roman Catholic Church
4330:Tamburlaine the Great
4320:The Massacre at Paris
4076:. Programs about the
3721:Battle of Thermopylae
3620:Baltasar and Blimunda
3600:postmodern literature
3480:Aubrey–Maturin series
3339:The Castle of Otranto
3312:by Conn Iggulden and
3232:Fictional biographies
3017:Per Anders Fogelström
2931:Kristin Lavransdatter
2594:
2510:Aubrey–Maturin series
2500:in the 16th century.
2474:, which includes the
2416:Nobel Prize laureate
2304:William the Conqueror
1905:
1809:French and Indian War
1800:Leatherstocking Tales
1789:James Fenimore Cooper
1575:
1348:
1172:historic preservation
1167:Monuments historiques
1135:; Undset later won a
1128:Kristin Lavransdatter
997:James Fenimore Cooper
858:Literature portal
7487:Narrative techniques
7267:Story within a story
7079:Supporting character
6558:The Historical Novel
6536:The Historical Novel
6424:. Psychology Press.
6148:The Historical Novel
6127:, February 14, 2005
6078:The Historical Novel
5867:Jane Chance (2005).
5278:Laskowski, Maciej. "
4971:Vidal-Naquet, Pierre
4798:"Defining the Genre"
4691:Theory and criticism
4583:Le siège de Corinthe
4396:Caesar and Cleopatra
4366:Mary, Queen of Scots
4280:Antony and Cleopatra
4263:Edward the Confessor
4259:Duncan I of Scotland
4205:historical narrative
3989:'s historical epics
3784:Path of the Assassin
3726:Age of Bronze series
3346:Historical mysteries
3243:Marguerite Yourcenar
3127:Antonio Benitez Rojo
3099:Jorge Ibargüengoitia
3085:News from the Empire
2880:Alexander of Macedon
2856:Fani Popova–Mutafova
2790:The Name of the Rose
2728:) and more recently
2672:'s historical novel
2570:Regeneration Trilogy
2520:Pillars of the Earth
2433:Homo sapiens sapiens
2407:Christopher Meredith
2371:William Owen Roberts
2269:Anglo-Saxon invasion
2263:(AD 1400–16), while
2072:, an epic about the
1944:The Three Musketeers
1929:Notre Dame Cathedral
1729:A Tale of Two Cities
1679:In the 20th century
1546:, "and then via the
1540:Madame de La Fayette
1278:A Tale of Two Cities
1065:Partitions of Poland
1045:romantic nationalism
989:national literatures
632:Groups and movements
8192:Political narrative
8034:Unreliable narrator
7891:Speculative fiction
7599:Nonlinear narrative
7547:Three-act structure
7407:Deal with the Devil
6818:Middle Ages in film
6615:The Reading Teacher
6582:(2004) pp: 368–376.
6097:. 26 February 2021.
6017:Sven Hakon Rossel,
5972:Sven Hakon Rossel,
5760:(13 January 1999).
5758:Longford, Elizabeth
5421:American Literature
5396:. Dorset Life. 2010
5085:Aust, Hugo (1994).
4685:Regency reenactment
4477:Shakespeare's Globe
4444:scientific evidence
4428:natural philosopher
4412:The Life of Galileo
4391:George Bernard Shaw
4389:Later Irish author
4305:Christopher Marlowe
4217:William Shakespeare
4209:Renaissance England
3821:The performing arts
3770:The Ravages of Time
3760:Weapons of the Gods
3207:Documentary fiction
3131:João Ubaldo Ribeiro
2819:Sebastiano Vassalli
2738:Italian Unification
2498:Christopher Marlowe
2466:Envoy Extraordinary
2448:Salisbury Cathedral
2338:Alexander the Great
1925:Gothic architecture
1881:Bourbon Restoration
1845:Nathaniel Hawthorne
1815:), when France and
1536:psychological novel
1495:has suggested that
1493:Pierre Vidal-Naquet
1472:The General Yue Fei
1414:Dongzhou Lieguo Zhi
1400:Journey to the West
1313:The Sot-Weed Factor
1158:Gothic architecture
974:scholarly criticism
251:Short prose fiction
154:Major written forms
8245:Historical fiction
8170:Narrative paradigm
8165:Narrative identity
8095:Dominant narrative
8041:Multiple narrators
7325:Fictional location
7168:Dramatic structure
6788:Historical fantasy
6763:Historical romance
6758:Historical mystery
6721:Historical fiction
6672:2016-11-22 at the
6629:Rethinking History
6573:Rethinking History
6512:Brown (1986: p 31)
6207:on 4 December 2013
6133:2014-04-02 at the
6063:2020-07-24 at the
5999:Liukkonen, Petri.
5959:2020-06-11 at the
5944:, BNT, 7 June 2015
5940:2022-10-21 at the
5850:2020-06-08 at the
5588:"Honoré de Balzac"
5586:Liukkonen, Petri.
5336:2017-11-09 at the
5330:Thaddeus of Warsaw
5309:2016-05-07 at the
5289:2013-09-28 at the
5282:Thaddeus of Warsaw
5089:. pp. 63–84.
4816:Sarah L. Johnson.
4803:2018-07-11 at the
4748:Walter Scott Prize
4654:Igor Svyatoslavich
4507:Claudio Monteverdi
4378:(1834). Beethoven
4283:. Another tragedy
4203:and is based on a
3719:, centered around
3652:historical fantasy
3570:historical fantasy
3560:Historical fantasy
3488:The Bolitho novels
3408:Gone with the Wind
3380:Historical romance
3367:Cadfael Chronicles
3352:Historical mystery
3318:by Robert Harris.
3298:biographical novel
3254:Mémoires d'Hadrien
3238:Memoirs of Hadrian
3184:The Books of Jacob
3109:Mario Vargas Llosa
3071:Augusto Roa Bastos
2940:Johannes V. Jensen
2896:Samuel's Testimony
2864:Stoyan Zagorchinov
2815:The Silent Duchess
2765:The Mill on the Po
2748:and the communist
2742:Riccardo Bacchelli
2734:The Preston Brewer
2622:American Civil War
2608:
2292:historical romance
2175:(1353–1336 BC) in
2093:The Fleeing Mamluk
2007:Alessandro Manzoni
1991:Battle of Waterloo
1908:
1877:La Comédie Humaine
1872:La Comédie Humaine
1840:The Scarlet Letter
1831:Salem witch trials
1662:Thaddeus of Warsaw
1641:Alessandro Manzoni
1581:
1469:), and Qian Cai's
1462:Dong Xi Jin yan yi
1452:Quan han zhi zhuan
1359:
1330:Colleen McCullough
1302:novelists such as
1093:, which was about
1083:. He won the 1905
1069:Henryk Sienkiewicz
1059:on the history of
1015:), which produced
962:genre expectations
958:readerly criticism
947:historical fantasy
939:historical romance
895:Historical fiction
745:Lists and outlines
221:Long prose fiction
8232:
8231:
8175:Narrative therapy
7609:television series
7554:Freytag's Pyramid
7397:Moral development
7300:Alternate history
7010:False protagonist
6925:
6924:
6885:
6884:
6878:
6860:Historical comics
6856:
6829:
6826:Peplum film genre
6783:Alternate history
6603:(Springer, 1987).
6478:Independent.co.uk
6167:Publishers Weekly
6146:De Groot, Jerome
6076:De Groot, Jerome
5985:Paul Schellinger
5907:978-0-8229-7802-2
5880:978-0-299-20750-2
5817:978-0-7876-6015-4
5658:Alexandre Dumas,
5647:978-1-59308-151-5
5637:Alexandre Dumas,
5592:Books and Writers
5326:Anessi, Thomas. "
5302:McLean, Thomas. "
5267:978-1-4214-0022-8
5261:JHU Press, 2010.
5253:Looser, Devoney.
5218:978-82-7099-778-7
5162:978-3-7720-8325-9
5104:978-3-476-10278-2
5031:978-1-134-27869-5
4956:978-1-78093-838-7
4916:Andrew H. Plaks,
4754:Bayhaqi's History
4633:Alexander Borodin
4627:, who reigned as
4621:Modest Mussorgsky
4556:Gioachino Rossini
4310:Edward the Second
3998:Kingdom of Heaven
3942:Lone Wolf and Cub
3838:historical dramas
3556:Alternate history
3544:The Pirate Devlin
3472:Hornblower series
3413:Margaret Mitchell
3089:Fernando del Paso
3022:City of My Dreams
2972:in 17th century.
2760:Italian Socialism
2675:Mason & Dixon
2630:Northwest Passage
2617:Absalom, Absalom!
2530:Lymond Chronicles
2426:(1955) is set in
2409:(b. 1954), whose
2364:British residents
2334:Simonides of Ceos
2245:John Cowper Powys
2235:The Golden Fleece
2184:Lion Feuchtwanger
2182:In the same era,
2101:Virgin of Quraish
2074:Venetian republic
2059:Ettore Fieramosca
2047:Massimo D'Azeglio
2042:Ettore Fieramosca
1949:George Saintsbury
1889:French Revolution
1761:The Trumpet-Major
1755:Hereward the Wake
1621:Demetrius Bikelos
1518:The Tale of Genji
1319:Mason & Dixon
1283:French Revolution
1133:Norwegian history
1047:. Walter Scott's
943:alternate history
903:historical events
892:
891:
644:
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499:
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21:Alternate history
8262:
8155:Literary science
7698:Narrative poetry
7594:Linear narrative
7504:Stylistic device
7499:Show, don't tell
7462:Figure of speech
7252:Shaggy dog story
6995:Characterization
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6810:Historical drama
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6773:Nautical fiction
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6592:Grindon, Leger.
6561:
6560:. Penguin Books.
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395:supernatural
311:Prose genres
167:closet drama
8255:Film genres
8219:Tellability
8185:Metafiction
8180:Narratology
7952:Theological
7844:Pop culture
7725:Short story
7703:Epic poetry
7424:Time travel
7237:Red herring
7222:Plot device
7193:Frame story
7146:Cliffhanger
7089:Tritagonist
7064:Protagonist
6891:Visual arts
6849:Wuxia films
6833:Asian films
6768:Family saga
6528:Works cited
6293:18 November
6263:18 November
6257:ProvLib.org
6237:17 November
6211:17 November
6173:13 November
5596:Kuusankoski
5594:. Finland:
5259:pp. 157 ff.
4638:Prince Igor
4586:(1827) and
4568:(1807) and
4560:grand opera
4537:(1724) and
4497:grand opera
4473:Anne Boleyn
4469:Anne Boleyn
4407:Joan of Arc
4399:(1898) and
4361:Mary Stuart
4230:Richard III
4221:First Folio
4215:written by
4172:The theatre
4155:Lu Xiaofeng
4094:soap operas
4073:Elizabeth I
4014:King Arthur
4011:(2008) and
3995:(2010) and
3926:(2004) and
3914:films like
3908:Zhang Yimou
3892:(1984) and
3884:Wuxia films
3767:as well as
3715:created by
3679:Main page:
3656:time travel
3596:metafiction
3574:fantastical
3566:time travel
3536:Tim Severin
3496:Lord Ramage
3492:Dudley Pope
3441:Jane Austen
3384:Family saga
3286:(1934) and
3283:I, Claudius
3266:(1997) and
3189:magnum opus
3167:Ken Follett
3135:Jorge Amado
3027:Sara Lidman
2989:(1946) and
2942:'s trilogy
2920:Scandinavia
2876:Yana Yazova
2823:The Chimera
2807:Reformation
2785:Umberto Eco
2710:The Leopard
2636:(1940) and
2515:Ken Follett
2428:prehistoric
2385:(2008) and
2300:Jane Austen
2253:(1941) and
2224:I, Claudius
2135:Mann family
2131:bourgeoisie
2118:Thomas Mann
2027:unification
1975:ethnography
1911:Victor Hugo
1866:Les Chouans
1835:Rachel Dyer
1826:Rachel Dyer
1803:pentalogy.
1772:during the
1719:Vanity Fair
1707:Middle Ages
1693:(1814) and
1657:Jane Porter
1489:epic poetry
1457:Yang Erzeng
1395:Wu Cheng'en
1391:Han dynasty
1316:(1960) and
1232:and on the
1226:perspective
1188:Atto Melani
1148:Victor Hugo
1038:Jane Austen
1001:Leo Tolstoy
951:speculative
927:video games
822:Composition
699:Tragicomedy
538:Verse novel
426:Non-fiction
330:Speculative
269:Short story
139:spoken word
129:Performance
102:heroic epic
8239:Categories
8105:Continuity
7974:Nonfiction
7938:Underwater
7834:Picaresque
7809:Historical
7794:Epistolary
7666:Fairy tale
7577:Peripeteia
7559:Exposition
7315:Dreamworld
7257:Stereotype
7227:Plot twist
6975:Antagonist
6437:2014-08-07
6369:2014-08-07
6007:. Finland.
5662:, p. xxiv.
5624:2014-12-27
5565:masterwork
5469:0877790426
5400:1 December
4892:Imprimatur
4878:2014-09-14
4783:2013-10-12
4761:References
4721:capitalism
4565:La vestale
4402:Saint Joan
4268:Coriolanus
4191:alongside
4123:King's War
4089:Hornblower
4061:The Tudors
4051:I Claudius
3992:Robin Hood
3882:in Japan.
3872:South Asia
3851:Braveheart
3842:docudramas
3735:Trojan War
3643:See also:
3526:(1922) by
3437:George III
3419:published
3292:(1946) by
3289:King Jesus
3224:(1975) by
3123:Abel Posse
3117:(1975) by
3107:(1981) by
3097:(1964) by
3087:(1987) by
3079:(1975) by
3069:(1974) by
3059:(1949) by
2872:Ivan Vazov
2827:witch hunt
2825:, about a
2654:John Barth
2650:Gore Vidal
2565:Pat Barker
2395:Pestilence
2346:(1973) by
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2005:(1827) by
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