This novel's narrative history doubles as news analysis.
Madden has written a conventional narrative history, sweeping in scope and calmly, blandly authoritative.
"Ike and Dick" shows how much life remains in artfully straightforward narrative history.
Journalist Mark Lawson will also present a narrative history of European detectives in the autumn.
Teaches: This semester, one graduate seminar; last semester, one undergraduate class in narrative history.
How to Ruin a Queen is narrative history at its best.
He said, though, that teaching ought to be done through a frame of narrative history.
His speciality is the bold sweep of narrative history, marshalling hard facts and telling anecdotes to support big judgments.
It appears to be, in fact, a straightforward narrative history of the personalities of the British monarchs.
The French Revolution, three-volume narrative history by Scottish essayist and historian Thomas Carlyle, first published in 1837.
Among other things, he has produced a fascinating and chilling thread of narrative history of the Iraq war's casus belli.
