What’s New in Historical Fiction switching from Crowdcast to Zoom 

Written By Colin Mustful

For Immediate Press Release

Founder and Editor, Colin Mustful
editor@historythroughfiction.com
historythroughfiction.com
651.788.0055

Minneapolis, MN, May 15, 2023

Effective immediately, What’s New in Historical Fiction, a regular panel series featuring historical novelists with new and upcoming titles, will be moving platforms from Crowdcast to Zoom.

Launched in November 2021, What’s New in Historical Fiction has held thirteen live panels featuring forty-seven authors, and highlighting forty-four historical novels. Hosted by History Through Fiction and moderated by HTF founder and editor Colin Mustful, each of the previous panels have been broadcast live on Crowdcast. Unfortunately, due to multiple technical difficulties, History Through Fiction has decided to discontinue our use of Crowdcast and host future live panels on Zoom.

While striving to publish high quality fiction rooted in real historical events and people, History Through Fiction also seeks to highlight all forms of compelling and informative historical fiction to its audience. With the belief that historical fiction has the incredible value of creating engaged critical thinkers with a knowledge of the past and a broad, culturally relative understanding of the present, History Through Fiction will continue to highlight historical novelists and their books through our podcast, blog, member area, workshops, and virtual panel series. 

We invite you to please join us this Tuesday, May 30, at 7pm Central Daylight Time for the fourteenth edition of What’s New in Historical Fiction, now on its new platform. You can register via Eventbrite. 

You can watch previously recorded panels on our YouTube channel.

Colin Mustful

Colin Mustful is the founder and editor of History Through Fiction, an independent press dedicated to publishing historical narratives rooted in factual events and compelling characters. A celebrated author and historian whose novel “Reclaiming Mni Sota” recently won the Midwest Book Award for Literary/Contemporary/Historical Fiction, Mustful has penned five historical novels that delve into the complex eras of settler-colonialism and Native American displacement. Combining his interests in history and writing, Mustful holds a Master of Arts in history and a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing. Residing in Minneapolis, Minnesota, he enjoys running, playing soccer, and believes deeply in the power of understanding history to shape a just and sustainable future.

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