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BookPage Historical Fiction
10.09.2025
Regardless of your familiarity with Catherine Chidgey novels, you won't be disappointed by this coming-of-age tale meets alternate history.
08.09.2025
Nino Haratischwili’s story of friendship follows the lives of four women in the years following Georgia’s independence from the Soviet Union.
05.09.2025
Celebrate the power of a great novel with four book club picks focused on bibliophiles including The Literati by Susan Coll.
02.09.2025
Joan Silber’s Mercy threads humor and intimacy through a series of chapters that could stand alone, but weave a net of connection.
Rabih Alameddine’s edgy charm leaves room for compassion, which readers will find in abundance in this challenging but exceptional book.
Patrick Ryan’s Buckeye is a chronicle of leaving and loss, loving and forgiving that burns slowly and hopefully until the end.
11.08.2025
Jessica Francis Kane writes with fascinating detail and finely tuned humor in Fonseca, a novel about British writer Penelope Fitzgerald.
The Gossip Columnist’s Daughter is not only a page turner, but also a tender and moving account of grief and friendship.
08.08.2025
The wild and striking Tasmanian highlands provide the backdrop to Robbie Arnott’s Dusk, a story of two siblings tested to the limits.
Xenobe Purvis’s debut novel, The Hounding, tells the story of five sisters who, according to rumor, can transform into dogs.
30.06.2025
Nishant Batsha’s A Bomb Placed Close to the Heart chronicles the interior and exterior lives of a revolutionary couple under siege.
Ruben Reyes Jr.’s debut novel uses the device of the multiverse to ask, what if the Salvadoran Civil War hadn’t happened?
16.06.2025
Mia McKenzie's These Heathens is a whirlwind exploration of the myriad changes that characterized the early 1960s.
Heather Clark’s debut novel, The Scrapbook, serves up romance, history and political philosophy in ways that could hardly be more relevant.
Mia McKenzie’s third novel, These Heathens, explores the burgeoning opportunities and clashing ideologies of the ’60s.
11.06.2025
For Audiobook Appreciation month, we picked the best productions from the first half of 2025, including Amal El-Mohtar's The River Has Roots.
09.06.2025
2025 is flying by, with historical novel after incredible historical novel. Here are our 10 favorites so far.
02.06.2025
Susan Choi’s Flashlight is an intellectual workout, but a rewarding one, and an astute portrait of political upheaval and family dynamics.
Maggie Stiefvater’s adult debut, The Listeners, asks the reader to see a new angle on a familiar time period: World War II.
31.05.2025
Taylor Jenkins Reid masterfully ratchets up the tension in Atmosphere, as ambition and affection collide for her posse of trainee astronauts.
19.05.2025
Madeleine Thien makes a case for the search for home as a central tenet of our humanity in her ambitious fourth novel, The Book of Records.
14.05.2025
Milo Todd’s soulful account of trans people fighting for survival amid political persecution after World War II could hardly be timelier.
05.05.2025
Isabel Allende's historical novel follows a 19th-century journalist’s journey of self-discovery as a correspondent in the Chilean Civil War.
21.04.2025
Anne and Claire Berest limn the life of their great-grandmother, finding a cavalcade of romance and drama at the heart of the European art world.
Jo Harkin’s saga of royalty, loyalty and treachery, The Pretender, is fit for a king . . . or a man who was merely told he would be one.
14.04.2025
Set in an atmospheric house packed with thrilling mysteries, Joanna Davidson Politano's splendid story will win readers’ hearts.
07.04.2025
Happy Land tells the story of men and women who left behind slavery’s chains for self-sufficiency, self-determination and a true community.
The Eights is a rewarding read for anyone who has ever been told they couldn’t do something but did it anyway.
17.03.2025
Emma Donoghue’s thrilling The Paris Express is a thought-provoking historical novel inspired by a real-life railway disaster.
Stuart Nadler’s poignant novel shifts among the perspectives of members of a Jewish family originally from Vienna.
In her thrilling historical novel, The Paris Express, Emma Donoghue takes readers on a doomed train ride at the turn of the 20th century.
In The Expert of Subtle Revisions, Kirsten Menger-Anderson’s oddball intellectual characters are buffeted about by all kinds of crazy passions.
10.03.2025
Ace, Marvel, Spy and Midnight on the Scottish Shore follow two women who are testaments to the power of courage during times of upheaval.
04.03.2025
In her second novel, a Dust Bowl epic, The Antidote, Karen Russell shows us that she’s the best kind of author.
25.02.2025
In Allison Epstein’s imaginative retelling of Oliver Twist, Fagin the Thief, Jacob Fagin gets his own remarkable story.
19.02.2025
Casualties of Truth examines the legacy of apartheid through the life of a lawyer whose summer in Johannesburg comes back to haunt her.
People of Means follows a mother and daughter grappling with the ideals of Black excellence and realities of racial discrimination.
08.02.2025
In Saint of the Narrows Street, you can smell the cigarette smoke wafting from the dive bar and the freezer lasagna reheated for the priest.
Though it delves into challenges facing women and queer people in the early 20th century, Mutual Interest, never takes itself too seriously.
27.01.2025
Good Dirt reminds us that we need access to a multitude of stories for a full understanding of our country’s rich and complicated past.