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What's New in Historical Fiction (Originally Recorded February 25, 2026)

Welcome to "What's New in Historical Fiction," a panel series hosted by Colin Mustful, founder and editor of History Through Fiction. In this engaging discussion, four talented historical novelists share the stories behind their latest books, their research journeys, and the challenges and joys of bringing the past to life through fiction. Meet the Panelists: Molly McNett, author of Child of These Tears, discusses her debut novel inspired by captivity narratives and the story of Eunice Williams, exploring themes of loss, identity, and cultural conflict in early 18th-century New England. Carol Cram, author of The Choir, reveals the family mystery that sparked her novel set in a Yorkshire mill town, focusing on sisterhood, resilience, and the power of music to change lives. Isabelle Schuler, author of The House of Barbary, talks about reimagining the French fairy tale Bluebeard in 17th-century Switzerland, weaving together themes of curiosity, agency, and the complexities of family and history. Kerry Chaput, author of The Secret Courtesan, shares her passion for uncovering the erased stories of women in history, blending a dual-timeline narrative set in Venice with a modern historian’s quest to reveal the truth behind a mysterious sculpture. The panelists dive into their writing processes, the balance between history and fiction, the importance of representing women’s stories, and the value of historical fiction in making the past relatable and relevant today. Whether you’re a reader, writer, or history enthusiast, this conversation offers inspiration, insight, and a celebration of storytelling. History Through Fiction is an independent press publishing high quality fiction that is rooted in accurate and detailed historical research. Our YouTube channel features author introductions, book teasers and trailers, audiobook excerpts, and more! To learn more about us, visit us at https://www.historythroughfiction.com. To purchase our books, visit our online store at https://www.historythroughfiction.com... Find us on Social Media! Instagram -   / historythroughfiction   Facebook -   / historythroughfiction   TikTok -   / historythroughfiction   Goodreads -   / history-through-fiction