Jerome de Groot
 In the latest of his occasional surveys of historical fiction, Jerome de Groot casts a critical eye on the often disparaged genre of romance. |
 In our latest survey of historical fiction Jerome de Groot finds a remarkable breadth of books that address our need for present-day certainties to confound the chaos of the past – and revisits a timeless classic. |
 Jerome de Groot wades through the swathes of warriors landing on his desk to give us a round-up of the best battle-laden historical fiction for this year. |
 What can historical fiction tell us about the past that factual history can’t? Does it distort the record and confuse the reader? What exactly is historical fiction anyway? |
 Dr. Jerome de Groot of the University of Manchester considers the new series of Downton Abbey. |
 There is lots of fun in this latest round up of recent historical novels, with derring-do, cross-dressing, biblical plagues and Renaissance geniuses in the mix. Plus award-winning novelists, UK independent publishers and one of the finest living American writers. |
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In his occasional round up of recent historical fiction Jerome de Groot considers a range of titles showing the range and vitality of the genre. Fiction about the past, it seems, has an amazing capacity to explore the diversity of history. |
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In his occasional round up of recent historical fiction Jerome de Groot considers a wide range of books demonstrating the range and vitality of the genre. Fiction about the past, it seems, has an amazing capacity to explore and investigate the diversity of history. |
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Book review on New York by Edward Rutherford, by Jerome de Groot |
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Following decades in the literary doldrums, considered a genre for romance or military fantasy, the historical novel in the past two decades has never been more alive nor so fashionable, writes Jerome de Groot. |
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