One that is set in a historical period so accurately that the flaws in it are difficult to identify and refute. But it is not just a convincing period piece. It includes historical figures and events within the story itself. Historical novels often have the feel that the author is giving us the 'back story' that we always wanted to know. Examples are Aztec by Gary Jennings, and The Journeyer, by the same author, about the travels of Marco Polo. You could include novels like Ancient Evenings by Normal Mailer, about mystical events in ancient Egypt.
Historical Approach is when the author express's his history in the novel
A Breath of Eyre is actually about a girl who gets transported during a lightning storm into the novel, Jane Eyre. The time spent in the novel feels historical since the book is set in 1847, but about two-thirds of the novel is set in Emma's contemporary world. So I wouldn't call it a historical, really. It's more of a contemporary novel with a historical time travel twist.
The answer is historical, domestic,picaresque, or gothic The answer is historical, domestic,picaresque, or gothic
The author of the novel Spartacus was written by Howard Fast. To insure the historical accuracy the film, a historical consultant and technical adviser named Vittorio Nino Novarese was hired.
No, this is a historical novel, which might mean there are true factual historical elements that can be found in it. However, being a novel it also has parts that are fictional.
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The Hornet's Nest by Jimmy Carter (2003) is a historical novel about the American Revolution.
a historical novel by Rafael Sabatini, originally published in 1921.