In this issue

"A great new resource... Indispensable for historians and history lovers alike." Saul David.

Aspects of History is the new magazine and website dedicated to history and historical fiction.

We believe that history should be a source of argument and entertainment. Different voices have different stories to tell.

Each issue contains articles, interviews, short stories and book reviews by established and emerging writers.

The sixteenth issue contains the following:

Antonia Fraser interviewed by Gretchen Friemann
Orwell & The Past, by D.J.Taylor
The War in Ukraine: Interview with Serhii Plokhy
A Persian Journey, by Jane Wellesley
Migration & The End of Empire, by Peter Heather
The Glutton and the Flatterer, by Peter Stothard
AoH Book Club: Charles Spencer on Charles II
Historical Heroes: The Duke of Marlborough, by Saul David
Short Story: Hobby’s Horse, by Richard Foreman
Making Stones Speak, by Michael Scott
Mycenae: Behind the Myths, by Susan C. Wilson
Short Story: Some People Think We Are Very Backward, by Tom Williams
How the Franco-Prussian War laid the ground for the Great War, by Rachel Chrastil
Stalingrad: Researching the Lighthouse, by Iain MacGregor
Reginald Jones: Pioneer of the Radio Waves, by Tom Whipple
The Death of John ‘Jock’ Lewes, by Damien Lewis
The Troubles, Peter Taylor Interview

Recommended reading for fans of The Spectator, History Today and BBC History Magazine.

Please note that this is the text only journal edition of the magazine. To read the illustrated version please visit the Aspects of History website.

Aspects of History Magazine Description:

"A wonderful publication. It fizzes with intellectual energy and design quality." Sir Anthony Seldon. Historian.

"I feel honoured to be in the first issue of a great new project." Ben Macintyre, Historian.

"A great new resource... Indispensable for historians and history lovers alike." Saul David, Historian.

Aspects of History is the new magazine and website dedicated to history and historical fiction.

We believe that history should be a source of argument and entertainment. Different voices have different stories to tell.

Each issue contains articles, interviews, short stories and book reviews by established and emerging writers.

The past isn't dead, it's not even past. History relates and resonates.

At the same time, the past is a foreign country; they do things differently there.