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Why English Civil War fiction feels so relevant today
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Is there any way we can reinvigorate this group?
I get a lot of feedback from readers who tell me that historical fiction set within the 17th Century, and the English Civil War period in particular, feels very relevant today.
Is it time to re-energise this group?
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I get a lot of feedback from readers who tell me that historical fiction set within the 17th Century, and the English Civil War period in particular, feels very relevant today.
Is it time to re-energise this group?