Rebecca Mascull is an author of historical fiction. She also writes saga novels under the pen-name Mollie Walton. Rebecca has a Masters in Writing and is currently a Fellow for the Royal Literary Fund, based at the University of Lincoln.
Genres: Historical
Novels
Rebecca Mascull recommends
Madwoman (2022)
Louisa Treger
"Treger's finest novel to date, which is really saying something. An astonishing tour de force, the perfect amalgam of research and imagination. Nellie leaps off the page and her experiences are rendered in shocking, visceral detail. An important and shining book that brings to light a female pioneer who needs to be understood and celebrated. Brava!"
Charlotte (2020)
Helen Moffett
"I loved this book. Fans of Pride and Prejudice will find this a worthy and engrossing companion, beautifully written. Feminist in nature, without ever lecturing the reader, it is an intimate and honest account of a woman's struggles and strengths, painting a vivid picture of female life in the nineteenth century. I always felt Charlotte Lucas and Miss de Bourgh had hidden depths that Austen's story did not have time to explore, so this is a satisfying and compelling addition to the Austen world."
The Farm at the Edge of the World (2016)
Sarah Vaughan
"Sarah Vaughan's beautifully-written second novel establishes her as a compelling storyteller, weaving the two strands of Cornish farming past and present into an honest, visceral love story."
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