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BookPage Historical Fiction
18.11.2024
The Bishop’s Villa is a gut-wrenching story set in Grosseto, a Catholic diocese rented out by its bishop as a prison camp during the Holocaust.
Niall Williams demonstrates his genius for making you laugh out loud while breaking your heart at the same time in Time of the Child.
11.11.2024
Chambers’ historical novel Shy Creatures is tenderly told, with just the right balance of melancholy and hope to keep the pages turning.
09.11.2024
Celebrate some of the best Native authors writing today with these absorbing titles.
04.11.2024
28.10.2024
Nikki May’s This Motherless Land is an engaging and thought-provoking novel about race and reinvention.
21.10.2024
Pick one of these buzzed-about novels including The Berry Pickers and Demon Copperhead to ensure your next book club meeting is great one.
08.10.2024
Four graphic books make major strides with powerful art and stories, going back to a classic, and venturing deep into the woods.
07.10.2024
Big Jim and the White Boy is a phenomenal graphic novel retelling of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from Jim’s perspective.
Alan Hollinghurst's Our Evenings is an intricate vision of the conflict between an open, generous Britain and a clenched, intolerant one.
02.10.2024
Whether you’re a homebody or a thrill-hunter, we’ve got a seasonal, spine-tingling read for you.
30.09.2024
Tammy Armstrong’s poetic debut, Pearly Everlasting, imagines the life of a girl and a bear raised as siblings in a cabin set deep in the pines.
23.09.2024
Olga Tokarczuk’s The Empusium challenges the rigid patriarchal world of pre-WWI Europe with horror and humor.
Éric Chacour’s debut is an emotional family story, a tumultuous queer romance and a richly textured portrait of ’80s and ’90s Cairo.
16.09.2024
In The Wildes, novelist Louis Bayard shows us poet and playwright Oscar Wilde through the eyes of his wife and sons.
13.09.2024
If you've ever felt like the odd one out, you'll love these four books with protagonists who can't help but stand out.
09.09.2024
Bright I Burn is strongly inspired by Ireland’s first condemned witch, whose 13th-century life Aitken imbues with a heartbreaking grit.
19.08.2024
In this spellbinding novel, a drop of water regenerates across continents and centuries, touching four lives linked by the Epic of Gilgamesh.
Balibrera brings a bravura, magical-realist style to this imaginative retelling of a difficult piece of Central American history.
Acclaimed authors T.I. Lowe and Amanda Cox use the restoration of old buildings to parallel their characters’ pursuit of new beginnings.
12.08.2024
Mina’s Matchbox is filled with wonder, conveying 12-year-old Tomoko’s enchantment with her extended family during her year with them.
06.08.2024
These vibrant novels from first-time novelists grabbed our attention right from the opening lines.
05.08.2024
The Seventh Veil of Salome is another triumph from Silvia Moreno-Garcia, a page-turning historical drama with mythic overtones.
29.07.2024
Mai Sennaar’s prose in They Dream in Gold is elemental, flowing like a river at times, then burning like fire, heightening the reader’s senses until all five mingle into one.
22.07.2024
Award-winning poet and translator Clare Pollard has created clever fairy tales told amid gossip, flirtations and sex at the court of Versailles.
Inspired by true events from the year 1087, Nicked follows a naive monk accompanying a relic hunter on a quest for the corpse of St. Nicholas.
08.07.2024
A Thousand Times Before is a riveting magical family saga examining the indelible yet complicated bonds between mothers and daughters.
01.07.2024
Kamali’s historical drama that evokes the sights and sounds of Tehran’s Grand Bazaar while exploring the complexities of deep friendship.
Set in the summer of 1975 at a sleepaway camp in upstate New York, Liz Moore’s The God of the Woods is full of nerve-shredding suspense.
This cleverly plotted story unravels in a series of flashbacks as our protagonist, Teddy, tries to set the record straight to detectives.
17.06.2024
Chevalier’s 12th book is bewitching and addictive as it glides along the line between historical drama and something more experimental.
10.06.2024
Twelve excellent historical novels from the first half of 2024, from authors including Dan Jones, Percival Everett and Carys Davies.
Wroblewski’s second novel follows John Sawtelle and his wife as they develop the first generations of an amazingly sensitive breed of dogs.
03.06.2024
Marcela Fuentes puts her own electrifying spin on the legend of La Llorona (the Weeping Woman), turning it into a fiery family epic.
02.06.2024
Rebellious women face a family curse in Marcela Fuentes’ debut novel Malas, infused with folklore and Tejano culture.
01.06.2024
Call your queer bookclub—we've rounded up the 24 best LGBTQ+ books of 2024 so far!
20.05.2024
In this mesmerizing debut, Isabel lives a circumscribed life in her dead mother’s house until her brother’s girlfriend comes to stay.
06.05.2024
With thrilling, adventurous sentences, Messud leads readers along the elusive edges of life, where family and national histories entwine.
Simonson explores life for women in England just after WWII—plus a summer’s worth of fresh seaside descriptions and romantic entanglements.
Claire Messud’s latest family saga follows the French Algerian Cassars, who find themselves bit players in the global shifts following WWII.