This is the official announcement of the 2021 GOETHE Book Awards for Late Historical Fiction, a division of the CIBAs. Congratulations to the First Place Category Winners and the GOETHE Grand Prize Winner.
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Singerton hits the mark in his Civil War era novel The Refused. From the battle fields to Paris, artists to nobility, and politics this book comes recommended!
The USA was founded. Napoleon proclaimed himself Emperor. Jane Austin's works were published anonymously. Thomas Paine publishes his treatise "The Rights of Man." These are but a few historic events that happened in the Goethe years. It is our honor to recognize these awarding-winning historical fiction authors whose works educate and inform us about the post-1750s past.
The story behind any war is a difficult one to tell. "A Cherry Blossom" in Winter by Ron Singerton takes us into not just one, but two, cultures at the turn of the last century in an attempt to show us both sides of a decisive naval conflict that would shape both countries and people for years to come.
Packed with vibrant historical and tactical detail, the author illuminates the fascinating private and public worlds of the Roman legionnaire. A highly engaging read about one of the most detrimental defeats in Roman military history.
A cleverly plotted historical novel of Ancient Rome that speaks to a time that would affect Western Civilization for the next millennium.