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Introduction: Historical Fiction, Fictional History, and Historical Reality
Rethinking History, 2005In a well-known essay on history and fiction, Michel de Certeau maintained that ‘fiction is the repressed other of historical discourse.’ Why?
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Fictional History and Historical Fiction
1991Abstract Much As They May Deplore The Fact, historians have no monopoly on the past and no franchise as its privileged interpreters to the public. It may have been different once, but there can no longer be any doubt about the relegation of the historian to a back seat.
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2018
Since the latter part of the twentieth century, there has been a noticeable turn towards fiction that draws on historical materials, people, and events to reframe the politics of both the past and the present. This turn was signalled by Linda Hutcheon in 1988 as part of postmodernism.
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Since the latter part of the twentieth century, there has been a noticeable turn towards fiction that draws on historical materials, people, and events to reframe the politics of both the past and the present. This turn was signalled by Linda Hutcheon in 1988 as part of postmodernism.
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Orcs on Mars: historical fiction and the short story
Short Fiction in Theory and Practice, 2011 This article looks at the history and practice of writing historical short fiction. It begins by commenting briefly on the historical context of historical fiction, in particular the short story.
Green, George, George Green
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Science Fiction, Historical Fiction and Religion Fiction?
Implicit Religion, 2014Afterword
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Fact from Fiction: The Learning Benefits of Listening to Historical Fiction
Reading Teacher, 2023Sandra Martin-Chang
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