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Book World: Ever wonder what might have been? Here are some scenarios, courtesy of science fiction

• Authors : Moreno-Garcia, Silvia; Tidhar, Lavie

• Source: The Washington Post. March 13, 2020

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When fiction becomes a tool to delve into history.

• Authors : MISTRY, MITA

Subjects: FICTION; HISTORY

• Source: Eastern Eye. 5/22/2020, Issue 1559, p31-31. 3/4p.

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THE PLOT THICKENS ... I wasn't the first kid to be bored by Canadian history, but I may have been the first to rewrite it as fan fiction, Richard Joseph writes

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). March 7, 2019, pA20.

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Novel Approach to History.

• Authors : Dickstein, Morris

Subjects: HISTORY; FICTION; SAVAGE Reprisals (Book)

• Source: Chronicle of Higher Education. 7/8/2005, Vol. 51 Issue 44, pB4-B4. 1/4p. 1 Black and White Photograph.

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Ever wonder what might have been? Here are some scenarios, courtesy of science fiction.

• Source: Washingtonpost.com. March 12, 2020

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The Friction When Fans Fix the Fiction.

• Authors : Queenan, Joe (AUTHOR)

Subjects: *Fan fiction; Friction

• Source: Wall Street Journal - Online Edition. 8/28/2021, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.

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Review: REREADING: The first non-fiction: Herodotus's The Histories dealt with the clash of civilisations - east v west. Translator Tom Holland argues that the father of history is not only hugely entertaining but has an amazing capacity to renew himself

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). October 5, 2013, p20

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Science inspired his fiction

• Authors : Minzesheimer, Bob

• Source: USA Today. Nov 6, 2008 01D.

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Review: NON-FICTION: All together now: David Priestland is sceptical about a call for history to smooth away the sources of conflict: The Undivided Past: History Beyond Our Differences by David Cannadine 352pp, Allen Lane, pounds 20

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). April 13, 2013, p8

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Review: NON-FICTION: The past present: Maya Jasanoff on the glorious style, and the prejudices, of Britain's history man: Macaulay and Son: Architects of Imperial Britain by Catherine Hall 420pp, Yale, pounds 35

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). December 22, 2012, p6

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