Author Interviews
Fiction Book of the Month: Derek Birks on the Last of the Romans
Son of Rome: Steven Saylor interviewed by Richard Foreman
M.J.Porter on The Eagle of Mercia Chronicles
WW2 LATEST INTERVIEW
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Richard Foreman on The First Crusade trilogy
The novelist discusses his First Crusade novels.
Six Campaigns: Allan Mallinson, interviewed by Gordon Corrigan
The historian and novelist has chosen six campaigns, and analysed each one to understand the factors behind the end result. He spoke with fellow historian Gordon Corrigan.
Suzette D. Harrison on My Name Is Ona Judge
Suzette D. Harrison
The novelist discusses slavery, George Washington and Ona Judge, the subject of her latest novel.
Jeremy Paxman on Black Gold
Jeremy Paxman
The legendary presenter has written a compelling history of coal mining in Britain.
Richard Foreman on his Augustus series
The novelist discusses his classic Augustus series, Augustus Son of Rome and Augustus Son of Caesar.
Robert Kershaw on Dünkirchen
Robert Kershaw
Robert Kershaw discusses the Dunkirk or Dünkirchen. An iconic battle for the British, but what about the German perspective?
Victor Stater on Hoax: The Popish Plot That Never Was
Victor Stater
The author of a new book on a 17th century conspiracy theory that swept the nation discusses the 'plot'.
Fiction Book of the Month: Steven Veerapen on A Dangerous Trade
The Tudor author discusses the novel that started his Queens Spies series.
Brothers in Arms: James Holland Interview
Rupert Hague Holmes
AoH contributor and WW2 Historian Rupert Hague Holmes sat down with James to discuss his latest book.
Ellie Midwood on The Wife Who Risked Everything
Ellie Midwood
The novelist discusses her latest novel, set in Berlin during WW2.
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