Emily Howes

Emily Howes is a British author known for her compelling historical fiction that brings overlooked women's stories to vivid life. Her debut novel, "The Painter's Daughters," reimagines the lives of Thomas Gainsborough's daughters, exploring art, family, and the constraints faced by women in Georgian England. Her second novel, "Mrs. Dickens," offers a powerful portrait of Catherine Dickens, giving voice to the woman overshadowed by her famous husband. Howes combines meticulous historical research with emotional depth, illuminating the hidden figures behind renowned men. Her work has been praised for its lyrical prose and feminist perspective on history.