Today's Best Historical Fiction
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Time Machine and Historical Dialogue

By TimeMachine, Mercer Island, WA
Mr. President: “Good afternoon, gentlemen. You may not know one another—or me, as a matter of fact—but please do not be alarmed. I am the president of the United States. You may not know what...
Freedom's Price

By TheMadAuthor, Fairfax, VA
He awoke out of deep slumber only to feel shafts of pain searing his nerves.
Laying on a canvas stretcher, the sullen crash of artillery beat a cadence in the back of his mind. Towering above...
A Song in the Night 

By daughter_of_athena, Houston, TX
THE GREAT WAR, 1916
The Christmas snow this year would be red, because wars could not stop for the holidays. Every day there would be more fighting, and the mingled blood of Germans and...














