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Telling History vs. Making Art: Fictions and Histories

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Chris Mackowski

Final part of a series “[H]istory and historical fiction,” says historian Paul Ashdown, “are alternate ways of telling stories about the past.”[1] In that context, Ulysses S. Grant spoke more truth than he realized when he said “Wars produce many … Continue reading →

Posted in Books & Authors, Memory | Tagged Alternate History, Charles Frazier, coal black horse, Cold Mountain, Enemy Women, Guns of the South, Harry Turtledove, History-vs-Art, Paulette Jiles, Robert Olmstead, Robert Penn Warren | 7 Comments

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