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.
The buzzer is about to go on 2017, so why not catch up on some of the historical fiction and fantasy you might've missed before the clock strikes 12?
On December 6, 1917, two ships collided in Halifax Harbour. The resulting explosion was the most devastating man-made explosion until World War 2.
The movie tie-in edition of a significant work of literary fiction is out now.
A medievalist talks about all things Arthurian legend and lists some excellent reading for fellow enthusiasts.
Melding fact and fiction, Stott's GHOSTWALK entangles us in not just paranoid conspiracies but also the messy, thorny silk skein of the human heart.
A list of must-read medieval historical fiction novels set in Japan, the Middle East, England, and more.
These 12 nonfiction works help excavate the lives of the mostly well-behaved women who, though removed from popular narratives, did make history.
Fascinating vintage eye candy for library lovers--from Farm Security Administration!
Remembering the Supreme Court's landmark decision in the anti-miscegenation case Loving v. Virginia, with further reading, on its 50th anniversary.