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Reading the Past

Sarah Johnson

News, views, and reviews of historical fiction.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Interview with historical novelist Elisabeth Storrs

With her new novel, Elisabeth Storrs moves from her familiar ground of long-ago Rome and Etruria, setting for her Tales of Ancient Rome trilogy, to WWII Germany — and her enthusiasm for the archaeology of the ancient world is carried forwar...

8 days ago
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Bits and pieces of historical fiction news

Writing frequent pieces about books, brief reviews included, involves a lot of multitasking. At any given time, I’m typically reading one novel for review, finalizing the content for another before turning it in by the deadline, and serving...

15 days ago
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A woman's adventures in Gold Rush California

Reinvention is the name of the game in Smathers’ fabulous epic of Gold Rush California, which sees her heroine, Juanita Castro de la Cruz, forced to reboot her life repeatedly while her forebears’ homeland changes before her eyes.

25 days ago
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Twenty years of Reading the Past

I started posting regularly at Reading the Past (the Blogspot version, that is) twenty years ago this week, in late March 2006. This was during the heyday of blogging. The historical fiction blogosphere was a vibrant place, with new reviews...

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Sarah Johnson

    Academic librarian, longtime historical fiction reader/reviewer, and reference book author living at the foothills of Mt. Level.

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