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Authors' Notes: Elizabeth O'Connor on writing the present through the past, and six of her favourite historical fiction novels

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By Elizabeth A. O'Connor, Percival L. Everett, Elizabeth Howard Verified
| Pan Macmillan
09/07/2026 2 minutes to read The author of critically acclaimed debut Whale Fall recommends reads to take you from 1930s Berlin, to post‑war London, to 1970s Beijing. 09/07/2026 2 minutes to read I have always been taken with the idea that historical novelists are, in their own way, historians of the present. When we write about the past, we are really thinking about the now by looking at it askance and through the long shadows cast by what came before.
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Confusion by Elizabeth Jane Howard

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By Elizabeth Howard Verified
| Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Picador Set at the height of the Second World War, as chaos has become a way of life for the Cazalet family, The Cazalet Chronicles continues with the third in the series, Confusion. ‘They could be like telegrams, or the most significant lines of a poem – so crammed with a fragment of truth that for a moment they seemed to illuminate the whole of it.’ 1942. The dark days of war seem never-ending.
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Marking Time by Elizabeth Jane Howard

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By Elizabeth Howard Verified
| Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Picador As the shadows of the Second World War roll in, Marking Time is the second beautifully and poignantly told novel in Elizabeth Jane Howard's bestselling family saga, The Cazalet Chronicles. ‘It seemed to her as though for the rest of her life she was going to have to endure undeserved attentions, to attempt insincere responses, to be seen continuously in the wrong light . . .’ 1939. Home Place, Sussex.
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