Historical Research Resources

An one-of-a-kind library for historical fiction authors to look for resource information while writing their novel.

HFC offers resources through video channels on YouTube, Historical podcasts, historical non-fiction books, and website for research including geneological records, newspapers, and amazing historical bloggers across the internet.

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If you have a resource you would like to add, please contact our library manager at thehistoricalfictioncompany@gmail.com

Channel Legendarium by Robert Stiles -
a History YouTube Channel

Channel Legendarium

Channel Legendarium

Channel Legendarium
Mutiny on the H.M.S. Hermione, 1797

Mutiny on the H.M.S. Hermione, 1797

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Why Medieval People Saw Omens Everywhere

Why Medieval People Saw Omens Everywhere

07:35
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the tudor travel guide
My name is Sarah Morris. I live here, in England, in the picturesque Oxfordshire countryside. I have been enthralled by the Tudors since I was a child, learning about them at school and spending many happy weekends and holidays touring historic properties with my parents.

In 2010, I began writing my first Tudor novel; Le Temps Viendra; a Novel of Anne Boleyn. This was published in 2012, followed closely thereafter by two non-fiction books; In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn and In the Footsteps of the Six Wives of Henry VIII. I was also recently featured in A Tale of Two Sisters on Yesterday TV (UK Only), as the ‘Boleyn expert’, talking about the relationship between Anne and Mary Boleyn.