edward james

Author, reviewer, short story writer. One of UK review editors for Historical Novels Review

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

'Berlin. The first winter of WWII. As good a police procedural as you can get, with a very special edge.'

#EditorsChoice : Dead of Night (A Berlin Wartime Thriller) by @SimonScarrow , review by @edward654james

https://t.co/fhurgSw3ay

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

@Edward654James movingly explores the themes of @SusanMeissner‘s THE LAST YEAR OF THE WAR, detailing the internment and deportation of two girls born in America.

https://t.co/h27FhIiqyW

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

'Set during the Nazi occupation of Venice. Strong, tense and intricate.'
#EditorsChoice : The Garden of Angels by @David_Hewson, review by @edward654james
https://t.co/8ZmzgHPkPL

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

@Edward654James movingly explores the themes of @SusanMeissner ‘s THE LAST YEAR OF THE WAR, detailing the internment and deportation of two girls born in America. https://t.co/h27FhIiqyW

[edward james @Edward654James]

When Rachel Heil wrote the first book in her trilogy 'Leningrad' I doubt she imagined that when it was published European cities would agin be bombed, shelled and beseiged. See https://t.co/OpkBmgtUP3

[edward james @Edward654James]

Meet Matthew Harffy, author of the Bernicia Chronicles and other Anglo-Saxon adventure, interviewed by Mike Ashworth https://t.co/JLgl5tkswF

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

'England, 1607. The onset of the Little Ice Age and fevered political climate are expertly conveyed in this country house murder mystery.'
#EditorsChoice in #HNR99: Traitor in the Ice by K. J. Maitland, review by @Edward654James
https://t.co/fI8RoW7kT8

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

SKY GIRLS by Gene Nora Jessen features fearless female flyers of historic 1929 Air Race- feature on our website from @Edward654James. https://t.co/BqwyZEf7AC

[edward james @Edward654James]

Has anybody considered a maritime evacuation of refugees from the Ukraine? We've done it before
https://t.co/5JxoGtD3Dv

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

A tale of two sisters, two countries, two cultures and one family: on our website, @Edward654James talks to @Eugenia_Kim about THE KINSHIP OF SECRETS. https://t.co/dWXejndADo

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

SKY GIRLS by Gene Nora Jessen features fearless female flyers of historic 1929 Air Race- feature on our website from @Edward654James. https://t.co/BqwyZEwIsa

[edward james @Edward654James]

No, it's not about Covid. Wuhan is John Fletcher's debut novel about the Japanese invasion of China and Japan's first defeat. https://t.co/6wikw9SFF5

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

An eloquent tribute to forgotten mill workers: @Edward654James on The Last Ballad by @WileyCash. https://t.co/9W4Zto5BFc

[Bristol Museum & Art Gallery @bristolmuseum]

Two opportunities to come and work with us ! We are looking for a Development Manager to help deliver an ambitious fundraising strategy (CLOSING DATE: Apr 11, 2021) AND a Senior Curator – History (CLOSING DATE: May 2, 2021). Find out more and apply online.
https://t.co/Gkk3PIjLdM

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

@Edward654James movingly explores the themes of @SusanMeissner ‘s THE LAST YEAR OF THE WAR, detailing the internment and deportation of two girls born in America. https://t.co/h27FhIA1qu

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

'Echoes Du Maurier in its strong Cornish sense of place and in how it builds tension. Dual narrative at its very best.'
#EditorsChoice in HNR93: The Sea Gate by @JaneJohnsonBakr. Reviewer @Edward654James
https://t.co/brfq0V3Cf8

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

SKY GIRLS by Gene Nora Jessen features fearless female flyers of historic 1929 Air Race- feature on our website from @Edward654James. https://t.co/BqwyZEwIsa

[Historical Novel Society @histnovsoc]

'Echoes Du Maurier in its strong Cornish sense of place and in how it builds tension. Dual narrative at its very best.'
#EditorsChoice in HNR93: The Sea Gate by @JaneJohnsonBakr. Reviewer @Edward654James
https://t.co/brfq0Vld6G

[edward james @Edward654James]

@JaneJohnsonBakr @histnovsoc Glad you liked it. It was a pleasure to read

[Jane Johnson 〓〓💙🇲🇦 @JaneJohnsonBakr]

Oh wow. "Each strand of the narrative is both a love story and a thriller in its own right... echoes Du Maurier in its strong Cornish sense of place as well as the way it builds the feeling of tension and foreboding. Dual narrative at its very best."

https://t.co/FJgPUfx9bM