Ancient & Medieval Historical Fiction discussion

Can anyone recommend historical fiction set in the later Carolingian empire: 843-911? This seems to be a much neglected era.

That's a really good question. I've come across this list which you might find helpful.
http://www.historicalnovels.info/Medi...
I'm afraid I haven't read any of them as yet but Alan Massie's Charlemagne and Roland looks quite intriguing. I'm curious about Iain Pears The Dream of Scipio too, particularly to what extent the Scipio in the title might relate to Scipio Africanus.

Rob wrote: "That's a really good question. I've come across this list which you might find helpful.
http://www.historicalnovels.info/Medi...
I'm afraid I haven't read any of them as yet..."

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Thanks for this list. Nothing on it seems to be related to my actual query (Carolingians post 843); but a lot of other interesting stuff, including a lot i've already read.

Dana, might I recommend my book? It's historical fiction (I have a masters in history) in 890 AD France, about two relic thieves in the middle of Northmen invaders and the civil wars after the fall of Charles the Bald.

Eternal Light of the Crypts (Lux Aeterna De Cryptae): A Historical Fiction in the Ruins of Charlemagne’s Empire

Dana wrote: "Can anyone recommend historical fiction set in the later Carolingian empire: 843-911? This seems to be a much neglected era."

Alan wrote: "Dana, might I recommend my book? It's historical fiction (I have a masters in history) in 890 AD France, about two relic thieves in the middle of Northmen invaders and the civil wars after the fall..."

Thank you alan. Is it available from Audible or Kindle, or in any electronic medium?

Rob wrote: "That's a really good question. I've come across this list which you might find helpful.
http://www.historicalnovels.info/Medi...
I'm afraid I haven't read any of them as yet..."

Allan Massie's "Charlemagne" was quite good.

Dana, yes, it's available on Kindle, here:

https://www.amazon.com/Eternal-Light-...

Ida Curtis has two books set during Louis the Pious' reign: Song of Isabel and The Nun's Betrothal