Erin May Baillie
Historical fiction writer dedicated to telling the stories of people, places and events that history (almost) forgot.


Historical stories you've probably never heard of
They say that history is written by the winners. By kings and queens, politicians, and military leaders. But beyond them lie countless unknown stories: ordinary people whose lives are every bit as interesting as the people who dominate history textbooks.
If you want historical fiction that challenges dominant narratives, peeks into history’s dark corners and celebrates the history some people would rather we forget, then you’re in the right place.
I write about women who defied social norms and challenged gendered expectations.
Want a free copy of my short story, Brotherings?
When the British Government introduces a new Militia Act that aims to recruit 6,000 Scotsmen to fight Napoleon, Jackie Crookston rallies an army of locals to protest. Will they succeed, or will it all end in tragedy?
