HistoricalFiction

Something spooky is coming your way this Halloween...
          	
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HistoricalFiction

Something spooky is coming your way this Halloween...
          
          Are you ready?

HistoricalFiction

"What is history? An echo of the past in the future; a reflex from the future on the past." — Victor Hugo
          
          ✨Would You Rather ✨
          
          Would you rather travel to the past or bring someone from the past into the present?

theloveofireland

@HistoricalFiction I’d be up for a “living history” experience. But, I suppose it would depend on when and where. If I’m going to the past, I’d brush up on my research first and go in as prepared as possible!
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MrLonesomeWanderer

@HistoricalFiction I am interrested on it. Maybe my grandpa I want to look back.
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Glory_feeling2

@HistoricalFiction I would like to travel to the past when I had fun times with my maternal grandmother, but to take her back to the present with me wouldn't be ideal.
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HistoricalFiction

Greetings Historians, 
          
          It is time for this month's Undiscovered Historical!
          
          Shoutout to: BONDS THAT TIE US by @J4nnAya-Sommers!
          
          ❤ Status: Complete
          
          ❤ Hashtags: #historicalromance #blackcatfmc #sunshinemc #grumpyxsunshine #london #victorianlondon #mystery #murder #oppositesattract #betrayal #adventure #deception 
          
          ❤ Link: https://www.wattpad.com/story/354778711-bonds-that-tie-us-book-1
          
          ❤ Blurb: When the death of a rich and horrid Lord brings Liana Hawthorn closer to his son, Eric Kierson, a troubled young man who puts on a charming smile and drinks all his problems away, as every businessmen in London is after his blood. 
          
          Liana feels the need to help and protect Eric as they find a solution, and she keeps dark secrets from him that could ruin the relationships she builds throughout their search for answers.
          
          Congratulations to our AUGUST Undiscovered Historical author! Go ahead and check out the story on their profile!

HistoricalFiction

"History is a cyclic poem written by time upon the memories of man." — Percy Bysshe Shelley
          
          ✨We Want to Know ✨
          
          What draws you to historical fiction: the history, the characters, the romance, the mystery, or something else?

Glory_feeling2

@HistoricalFiction  I'd say it's more of the mystery and learning about how life was like back then. I'm curious learning about history altogether! LOL
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MrLonesomeWanderer

@HistoricalFiction All of about, although history consumed me the most.
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theloveofireland

@HistoricalFiction as a history lover, definitely the history! But a little mystery too. Particularly the obscure parts of history that have been lost to time. The whats and the what ifs are intriguing, and leaves plenty of room for creative liberties to be used to “fill in the blanks”.
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HistoricalFiction

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." 
                  – Nelson Mandela
          
          ✨We Want to Know ✨
          
          You can steal one fictional historical-fiction character’s life for a week. Whose life are you choosing?

mary_jane11

@HistoricalFiction maid Marian... ah, to have a week with ROBIN HOOD...
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LadyDanielleWilliams

@HistoricalFiction I am absolutely certain: Justa Galla Honoria, the protagonist of my novel The Secret of the Vestals. And, for a week, I would live during the final years of the Western Roman Empire.
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theloveofireland

Anne Shirley (Anne of Green Gables)
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Marie_Oliver01

Olá, Hélio, Buenos dias...
          
          Estou escrevendo uma história de ficção histórica, baseada na era Joseon. Um.romance entre três amigos que cresceram juntos na corte. Um príncipe, uma nobre e um general. E no meio disso uma promessa feita na infância, que não poderia ser desfeita. Entre amor e amizade, a lealdade e o sentimentos... qual irá prevalecer. 
          
          Chama a Prometida. 
          
          Já tem 2 capítulos publicados. 
          
          Espero que gostem 

Marie_Oliver01

@ Marie_Oliver01 Thanks. 
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HistoricalFiction

@Marie_Oliver01 Tradução usada via Google: Olá! Infelizmente, somos um perfil em inglês!
            
            Por favor, confira a página dos embaixadores portugueses aqui: https://www.wattpad.com/user/AmbassadorsPT para obter ajuda em localizar a página de ficção histórica, para que você possa enviar sua história e ela ser adicionada à lista de leitura deles! Não basta postar sua história, pois há risco de sua mensagem ser deletada; em vez disso, pergunte como fazer para sua história ser adicionada!
            
            Boa sorte!
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HistoricalFiction

During the Regency and Victorian eras, cross-writing was a technique used to save money on expensive postage, conserve scarce paper, and conceal sensitive political or romantic messages. Writers would compose text horizontally, rotate the parchment 90 degrees, and continue writing vertically. This meticulous alignment of the overlapping lines created a repetitive ladder-web pattern that shielded messages from casual onlookers.
          
          ✨ We Want To Know ✨
          
          If you were to send a secretly coded letter to someone from the Regency or Victorian era, who would it be and why?

Araminami110

@ HistoricalFiction  I would like to send a message to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle asking why he didn't simply become a detective—given his interest in puzzles and mysteries—since he possessed such a brilliant mind for both constructing and solving complex cases, making his mystery novels world-famous to this day; I would love to learn from him everything there is to know about solving mysteries, whether simple or difficult.
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