Historical fiction is a literary genre that intertwines fictional narratives with real historical events, settings, and figures. This genre aims to recreate and convey the lived experiences of a specific time period through imaginative storytelling. While the characters and events may be fictionalized, historical fiction often incorporates authentic details and research to provide an accurate portrayal of the social, cultural, and political context of the era. Authors in this genre seek to engage readers by exploring the complexities of human experience against the backdrop of history, thus illuminating how past events influence the present and future. The genre spans various forms of media, including novels, short stories, and films, and can vary in its adherence to historical accuracy, with some works taking more creative liberties than others.
*Davos 1917* explores themes of espionage and survival amid wartime chaos. Johanna faces increasing adversity as she tries to rescue her abducted daughter. The political landscape is fraught with tension,…