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The study of history is essential to understanding the human experience. By investigating the past, we can learn about the present and prepare for the future. The Roman Empire was one of the most influential empires in world history. It dominated Europe and the Mediterranean for over a thousand years. The Ottoman Empire was another great empire that controlled swathes of territory in the Middle East and North Africa. England has also played a major role in world history, particularly during the two World Wars. These are just some of the examples of how different empires have shaped our world.
Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "Georgia's Folly"
"Georgia's Folly" by Deborah ChasePublication Date: September 11th, 2024Publisher: Historium PressPages: 319Genre: Historical FictionFor fans of "Antiques Roadshow" and "American Pickers" - this is the one for you!Beginning at a cluttered flea market and ending at a glittering art auction, Georgia’s Folly tells the compelling story that blends past and present and the search for a valuable and elusive antique. Chloe Bishop grew up in foster care. She loves shopping at flea markets, picking up fa
Must-Read Historical Fiction Books About Henry VIII
King Henry VIII's reign remains a fascinating chapter in English history. Historical fiction books about Henry VIII are full of drama, intrigue and complex characters, from the powerful king himself to his ill-fated wives. These Henry VIII novels allow readers to delve into the world of Tudor fiction and discover not just a king and his six wives, but a nation in the throes of transformation.
10 Must-Read American Revolution Novels (Revolutionary War)
The American Revolution is a defining chapter in history that continues to capture people’s interest almost 250 years later. Novels about The American Revolutionary War transport us to the battlefields, drawing rooms, and lives of those swept up in the fight for independence.
Becoming a Person and the Search for Happiness – SENTENTIAE ANTIQUAE
Dio Chrysostom, Discourse 24, On Happiness “Most people don’t really think at all about what kinds of people they should be nor what is best for a person, what goal they should do everything else in pursuing. But individually, some work at becoming equestrians, leading armies, becoming athletes, or musicians, or farmers, or orators. Yet,…
Must-Read Historical Fiction Books About Women's Rights
The fight for women’s suffrage was long and challenging, marked by passion, courage, and unbreakable determination. History books cover the key milestones, but historical fiction lets you walk in the shoes of those who stood up for change. With vivid storytelling and relatable characters, these books on women’s rights bring the suffragists’ struggles and triumphs to life.
I’m delighted to welcome Deborah Chase and her new book, Georgia’s Folly, to the blog #HistoricalRomance #AmericanCivilWar #SplitTimeRomance #BlogTour #TheCoffeePotBookClub – MJ Porter
I'm delighted to welcome Deborah Chase and her new book, Georgia's Folly, to the blog. Here's the Blurb For fans of "Antiques Roadshow" and "American Pickers" - this is the one for you! Beginning at a cluttered flea market and ending at a glittering art auction, Georgia’s Folly tells the compelling story that blends past and present…
Historical Fiction Books Set During the Great Depression
The Great Depression, from 1929 to 1939 stands as a defining period in American history. The period is marked by economic turmoil, widespread hardship and a resilience that defied the odds. Fiction books set during the Great Depression offer readers a glimpse into this period and really bring to life the struggles and resilience of those who lived through it.
A Norwegian Girl Struggles to Redefine Her Life - an Editorial Review of "Oddny Einarsdottir: The Sword"
Book Blurb:Oddny Einarsdottir, 15, brims with excitement as she sets sail with her dashing foster brother. After a decade of separation, she's about to reunite with her father at his homestead in Iceland. But it is not to be. Just days into the voyage, she's screaming helplessly as the Vikings butcher her foster brother before her eyes and drag her off with the booty.A slave market would have been agony enough. But Oddny has already caught the lecherous eye of her brutal sea king captor.The Swor
I’m delighted to welcome Francesca Capaldi and her new book, Love and Loss at the Beach Hotel to the blog. Francesca is sharing a fabulous post about the historical setting #blogtour #histfic – MJ Porter
Historical Setting for the Beach Hotel Series When I came to the end of my Wartime in the Valleys series, I had to consider whether to carry on with the South Wales setting, where my mum had come from, or pick a different location for a new series. A couple of years before, I’d had…
Must-Read Historical Fiction Books About Nurses
Nurses have long been the backbone of healthcare, playing a vital role in saving lives and alleviating suffering. Historical fiction books about nurses allow us to step back in time and experience the evolution of nursing alongside the fascinating stories of these dedicated women.
Writing history ... | A Writer of History
On November 11 – an important day of remembrance – I wrote a post titled Seeking Understanding and suggested that we are and will be writing history in a most significant way as Donald Trump takes office for another four-year term. Today, I’d like to continue that theme by beginning to explore Project 2025 – […]
Latinx Entrepreneurs in Philadelphia – A Legacy of Resilience and Growth – The Metropole
Editor’s note: This is the fourth post in our theme for November, The Latinx City. By Stephanie Rivera-Kumar Philadelphia, one of the oldest cities in the United States, has a vibrant history shaped by immigrant contributions that continue to affect its neighborhoods and economy. In recent years, Latinx immigrants from countries such as the Dominican…
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