The novelist discusses how her book blends theatre, history and human resilience across art, war and societal change.
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Author Interviews
Death to Order: A Conversation with Simon Ball
Assassination rarely achieves its aims, the academic maintains, but it endures as a useful tool to shape behaviour the international stage.
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Andrew Taylor on A Schooling in Murder
The author discusses the wartime setting, narrative choices and historical research behind his latest murder mystery.
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Annie Elliot on Mr & Mrs Charles Dickens: Her Story: “So The World May Know He Loved Me Once.”
The author talks through her debut novel, how she reclaims the story of Catherine Dickens and examines her mistreatment at the hands of her husband
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Dance of the Earth: An Interview with Anna M Holmes
The novelist discusses how her book blends theatre, history and human resilience across art, war and societal change.
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The Seeker: S.G. MacLean Interview
S.G. MacLean is the creator of the Captain Damian Seeker series of novels set during the English Civil Wars. Interviewed by author and academic Steven Veerapen.
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AoH Book Club: James Dunford Wood on The Big Little War
The author discusses the overlooked Anglo-Iraqi War of 1941, exploring how the improvised defence of RAF Habbaniya may have had far-reaching consequences for the Second World War.
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Death to Order: A Conversation with Simon Ball
Assassination rarely achieves its aims, the academic maintains, but it endures as a useful tool to shape behaviour the international stage.
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Pirate Irwin on The Redeemed Detective
Pirate Irwin
The novelist discusses his latest, set around the murky business of Nazi collaboration.
Fiction Book of the Month: Mark Ellis on The Embassy Murders
This novel was the first of the author's Frank Merlin series, and he sat down with our editor to discuss it.
Mark Healy on The Ancient Assyrians
Mark Healy
The Ancient Assyrians are given a new appraisal which highlights their military and imperial achievements.
Richard Foreman on Blood and Poison
Jack Ayre interviews Richard Foreman about his latest book, Spies of Rome: Blood & Poison.
Roger Moorhouse on The Forgers
Sara Hughes discusses Roger Moorhouse's new book - the story of a group of Polish diplomats who saved hundreds of Jews from the Holocaust.
Richard Greene on the Graham Greene Festival
Spy thriller writer Thomas Waugh chats with the director of the International Graham Greene Festival that begins this month.
A P Handley on Tabarin
A P Handley
The author of the Danny Rook series discusses the fourth novel, set during the Falklands War.
AoH Book Club: Paul Lay on Providence Lost
When Providence Lost was first published in January 2020, the 17th century had not received a huge amount of attention, and Oliver Cromwell’s reputation was not even up for debate. That’s not the case today.
Masters of Espionage: Alan Judd interviewed by Richard Foreman
The spy author chatted with fellow novelist Richard Foreman to discuss writing, espionage and the new reality post Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Fiction Book of the Month: Steven Veerapen on The Queen’s Fire
The author talks about his latest Christopher Marlowe thriller.
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