#Historical

We're highlighting 11 non-fiction books about Victorian crime and the legendary criminals who were among the era's most infamous celebrities.

Feed your interest in royals and Russian history with these fascinating historical fiction books about the Romanovs.

Both metaphor and fantasy, the ghosts of Civil War literature capture the terror and horror of the time. Here are a few...

For works that are haunting, lush, epic in scope, and often a real punch in the feels, check out this list of...

Enter a different time and explore historical events and diverse cultures with this list of must-read historical fiction books in translation.

Here are some creepy historical horror novels to send old-fashioned chills up your spine and make you grateful that you live in...

These diverse YA historical fiction books are perfect for readers who want to explore history that's often been glossed over or overlooked altogether!

These historical fiction books about Southeast Asia by Southeast Asian authors will take you into the history of the region, and its...

Rejoice in the fact you're no longer in school and choose to learn American history by reading these fascinating novels about the Civil War.

Pack your bags (don't forget your sleuthing kit) and step into the time machine with these thrilling international historical mysteries.

Eight incredible books featuring lady-loving-ladies in historical fiction, from artist/muse relationships in 1920s Paris to 7th century biseuxal saints.

Looking at Carolyn Meyer's ROYAL DIARIES and YOUNG ROYALS series, a reader considers the empathetic portrayal of royalty in children's historical fiction.

These historical fiction books about artists, including fine artists, performers, and designers, bring enormous personalities and their artworks to life.

We're celebrating historical fiction with a full day of content highlighting books set in the past, with stories of royalty, significant events,...

Radical, subversive, and at times, downright controversial, the little magazines of the Harlem Renaissance are a vital part of American literary history.