“I would be no more than a shadow of myself if I thought that I had truly lost you.” — Lise Arin Copy Share Image
“A man should not glory in what he already knows but in what he has yet to learn.” — Robert Parry Copy Share Image
“War does not only kill men. Sometimes it quietly takes away their future children.” — Angelika Regossi Copy Share Image
“Positive thoughts (expectations) can change perspective, transform behaviors, and attract good fortune.” — Donna M. McDine Copy Share Image
“Perhaps you have visited my grave and flowers left, but did you hear me cry out to you!” — Nancy B. Brewer Copy Share Image
Perhaps it is the greatest grief, after all, to be left on earth when another is gone. — Madeline Miller Copy Share Image
Much historical fiction that centers on real people has always been deficient in information, lacking in craft and empty in affect. — Hilary Mantel Copy Share Image
“Their eyes locked. They could see into each other's souls. This was why she had been bored.” — Marion Croslydon Copy Share Image
“When you're writing historical fiction, you are always looking for the untold story. You're looking for what has been repressed politically, or… — Hilary Mantel Copy Share Image
Historical fiction is a collaboration between the time in which it's written and the time that it's writing about and the far… — Emily Barton Copy Share Image
“[...] That is why we are here today, because we have had the strength within us to survive, a flame inside of… — Liv-Christine Hoem Copy Share Image
“Today’s breakfast consist of rice and a piece of bread fried in a bit of salt pork grease. At least I have… — Nancy B. Brewer Copy Share Image
“It is important for a woman to have the duplicity to make good use of whatever gifts she might have, however valueless… — Anne O'Brien Copy Share Image
One thing I like about historical fiction is that I'm not constantly focusing on me, or people like me; you're obliged to… — Emma Donoghue Copy Share Image
“{Summertime she speaks of winter, she eats ham, but speaks of beef, got a good man but, flirts with another. She might… — Nancy B. Brewer Copy Share Image
“The Spaniards were seated at a table by the hearth, dominating the room with their mustachioed handsomeness and aggressive good cheer.” — Dawn Patitucci Copy Share Image
“He watched the newly arrived commuters as they stepped into the carriage, pushed their way down the tube, the odours from their… — Amanda Sington-Williams Copy Share Image
“... those sectaries in Europe who are always expecting the end of the world, but who hope that, after the earth has… — Hilary Mantel Copy Share Image
Seduction is an absolute pleasure to read -- clever, suspenseful, exciting, mysterious, learned, and engrossing. Some of the best historical fiction I've… — David Liss Copy Share Image
“On an idyllic summer day, we walked through the meadows and hillsides, sitting in circles, laughing and filling sacks of cottongrass, salmonberries,… — Lily H. Tuzroyluke Copy Share Image
“The appearance of the mountain changes, according to when in the day you beheld it and which side you approached it from.… — Rehan Khan Copy Share Image
“She dreamed of Venice. However, it wasn’t a city alive with stars dripping like liquid gold into canals, or Bougainvillea spilling from… — Pamela Allegretto Copy Share Image
“He had panicked. Tessier cursed his own stupidity. He should have remained in the column where he would have been protected. Instead,… — David Cook Copy Share Image
“Moonlight does things to a street scene that no other natural or man-made phenomenon can effect. People walk slower, their smiles lingering… — Bailey Bristol Copy Share Image
“Everything changes except human behavior and its consequences.” — Stephanie M. Sellers Copy Share Image