The City of Tears

The History Behind the Mystery: The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

by Kate Mosse

WCAG Heading The television series The Crown, written by Peter Morgan, inspired by the…

Read the article

The City of Tears

Featured Excerpt: The Last of the Old Breed

by Scott Davis

During World War II, over 16 million Americans served in the Armed Forces.…

Read the article

Featured Excerpt: Vengeance

by Tom Clavin

Just in time for the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Little…

Read the article

The 100th anniversary of the Norge’s flight over the North Pole

by Buddy Levy

May 11th-12th marks the 100th anniversary of the first fully documented flight to…

Read the article

Stirring WWII History Book Recommendations for May 2026

The month of May marks several key events in the timeline of WWII, including the official…

Read the article

Featured Excerpt: The Madness Pill

by Justin Garson

In the 1950s, the field of psychiatry had nothing to show for itself.…

Read the article

Featured Excerpt: Boomtown

by Joe Pappalardo

After the Civil War, many American families moved west seeking new lives, heavily…

Read the article

Where the Wild Goose Goes

by James H. McCommons

When people think of endangered animals, the Canada goose does not come…

Read the article

The Hopes of the Future

by Alexander Larman

Princess Elizabeth II was in Kenya with her husband, Prince Philip, for just…

Read the article

The City of Tears

The History Behind the Mystery: The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

The City of Tears

Featured Excerpt: The Last of the Old Breed

by Scott Davis

Featured Excerpt: Vengeance

by Tom Clavin

The 100th anniversary of the Norge’s flight over the North Pole

by Buddy Levy

Stirring WWII History Book Recommendations for May 2026

Featured Excerpt: The Madness Pill

by Justin Garson

Featured Excerpt: Boomtown

by Joe Pappalardo

Where the Wild Goose Goes

by James H. McCommons

The Hopes of the Future

by Alexander Larman

Connect with The History Reader

Other Historical Fiction Titles