Pauline MontagnaDon’t judge a book by its coverHow often are we seduced by the cover and let down by the contents?Aug 4, 2022Aug 4, 2022
Pauline MontagnaDutch Interiors: three historical novels inspired by artGreat art can give us an insight into the past and inspire historical fiction.Aug 3, 2022Aug 3, 2022
Pauline MontagnaA Boy’s Own Decline and Fall: two views of the late Roman EmpireTwo very different men face the turbulance and uncertainty of the late Roman Empire.Aug 2, 2022Aug 2, 2022
Pauline MontagnaFrom the Gallery: The Victorian ‘Industrial’ NovelCan a middle-class art form such as the novel really convey the realities of working-class life in the industrial age?Aug 1, 20221Aug 1, 20221
Pauline MontagnaMarie Corelli: The First Best-sellerThe most popular and most highly paid author of the late Victorian age was someone you may never have heard of.Jun 17, 2022Jun 17, 2022
Pauline MontagnaItaly through English Eyes: Sarah Dunant’s Renaissance ItalyCan an English author really understand the Italians?Jun 16, 2022Jun 16, 2022
Pauline MontagnaMove over Bridgerton: Here Come the Creators of Real Regency RomanceNetflix’s ‘Bridgerton’ might be the latest Regency Romance hit, but how well does it represent the genre?Jun 15, 2022Jun 15, 2022
Pauline MontagnaWhy I love Historical Fiction — Part Two: Three Novels That Left a Lasting ImpressionIn which I revisit historical novels that made a lasting impact on an impressionable teenage girl.Jun 14, 2022Jun 14, 2022
Pauline MontagnaWhy I love Historical Fiction — Part One: Three Authors Who Nurtured My Romance with HistoryIn which I explain why my two published novels are Historical Fiction.Jun 13, 2022Jun 13, 2022