We’ve got a fictional small town fighting for its life, two historical novels set in the Twin Cities, and one that brings memories of the old Dayton’s department store. Several of these authors will ...

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“But I needed them more.” One of the best works of historical fiction in recent years, this story by O’Farrell, a beautiful writer, is so evocative that you can almost smell the freshly baked bread ...

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Detective fiction had grown a little dull ... “I suggest that we try to do a little more with what may be called the historical detective story,” Chesterton wrote. “Godfrey was found in a ditch in ...

Rarely is historical fiction this fraught and alive. The novel’s prose throughout is clear and balanced, and rarely showy for its own sake, though when he does reach for lyricism, Serong finds ...