historical fiction

Suffering and Strength in “The Women of Troy”
A Love Letter to Adventurous Women in “The Arctic Fury”
A Bride of Poetic Ambition in “More Miracle Than Bird”
The Flame of Creativity in “The Paris Hours”
The Double Bind: Writing Historical Fiction As a Black Woman
America’s First Female Detective Was a Chicago ‘Girl in Disguise’
Death By Scarf (And Other Tragedies): An Interview with Amelia Gray
Yaa Gyasi and Roger Reeves Talk ‘Homegoing,’ Ghana, Folklore and Complicity
‘The Heavenly Table’ Is Both Timely and Timeless
Robert Morgan Invokes the Slave Narrative in Chasing the North Star