The Historical Novelist
Gerardo Manzowriting what's missing between the lines of criminal records, biased chronicles, and stories history left out... historical fiction research and forgotten lore.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 23 hours ago |
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The taste of home
I was recently interview by The History Quill - a community of historical novelists I joined exactly a year ago.
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The Seven Bridges of Mercy
The Seven Works of Mercy - Caravaggio, 1606-1607, Naples
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No line is ever straight. The brush come...
Drowning in His Own Dark
David with the Head of Goliath - Caravaggio 1609/1610 - offering his head for pardon
May 28, 1606
The leather sole barely touches the cobblestones - slippery and wet, with humidity hanging in the warm air of Roman nights.
“Is he dead?”...
Do You See What You Hear?
Picture from italysegreta.com
“Don Pablo, you got me into this mess, and you will get me out of it,” Mario said, pointing his finger at Neruda’s face, his knees touching, his feet curved inward. “Because you gifted me your books, you taugh...
Half Human, Half Chair
Giuseppe Recco - Still life - 1600s
In 1600, Napoli was the second-most populous city in Europe, with about 250,000 people. Could you have afforded to live there?
A man, half human, half chair. The portiere. Not a mythological figure but...
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Novelist raised in southern Italy near Napoli, now in NYC. Writing my debut novel, set in 17th-century Baroque Naples.
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