Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of one of fiction's most logical characters, believed entirely in the existence of fairies. Learn about Arthur Conan Doyle, spiritualism, and the Cottingley fairy pictures.
Books about basket weaving, spinning, calligraphy, and more traditional crafts.
A comparison of the portrayal of Anne Boleyn's time in prison before her execution in historical fiction.
With the greatest two minutes in sports coming up soon, why not pick up some fun facts and books about The Kentucky Derby?
These books about Eleanor of Aquitaine are historically-accurate testaments to this strong-willed woman of the Middle Ages.
British cozy mysteries are just delightful. Here's what you can expect from the genre and reading recommendations beyond Agatha Christie (though, read her too).
March 25th is the Gondorian New Year, and to lead up we are considering a few life lessons from Tolkien.
Does twisting or changing history to suit a story make for bad historical fiction? How should authors approach accuracy in historical fiction?
Reader, beware. The Ides of March are here. And in honor of the Ides, we've rounded up some books about Rome during and beyond the time of Julius Caesar.
Early human history has always been a source of fascination to me. Who isn’t curious about the origins of humanity and our evolution? These four books about early humans try to paint a picture of our beginnings.
The best Terry Tempest Williams quotes about women, community, and wilderness.
Bolster that fiction storyline with nonfiction readalikes. Here are 6 fiction and nonfiction book pairings to start with.
When two historians discuss the same event, you’ll end up with three different perspectives. That's why historical mystery books are so fun.
A look at the origins of the Robin Hood legend, with recommendations for fictional retellings!
A medievalist talks about all things Arthurian legend and lists some excellent reading for fellow enthusiasts.
