Oliver Greeves

Historical author Oliver Greeves dives into the remarkable tale of HMS Lady Nelson, the vessel named after his ancestor, Lady Fanny Nelson, which played a pivotal role in shaping early Australia.

My latest blog explores the fascinating history and strategic importance of Mackinac Island, a key location in my next novel.

Travel – best type of book research! My travels this summer led me into unveiling more of the rich legacy of Lord Horatio Nelson and son.

Middle Harbour Probus Club enjoyed my visit featuring insights on leadership and Georgian society from research for my Georgian era novels.

Historical author Oliver Greeves shared the backstory of his latest novel based on the adventures of Horatio Nelson's stepson at the RACA.

In a rare opportunity, the historic Royal Automobile Club of Australia, adjacent to Circular Quay Sydney is inviting non-members to join...

When I had completed by first novel, Nelson’s Folly which is about Horatio Nelson and his wife Fanny in the ten years 1792 to 1801, I...

Guests at the historic Royal Automobile Club of Australia in Sydney's CBD have praised the Clubs' latest literary event featuring...

I must admit I wasn’t overjoyed at the idea when the Australian Writers Association gave me the opportunity to participating in a...

Oliver Greeves: Thank you to Marcus Luttrell who has submitted this guest blog in response to my question to authors in ‘The Business in...

People who first meet me as an historical author keen on sailing and naval history, are sometimes a bit bemused that most of my life was...

November in the US is National Novel Writing Month when about half a million people commit to writing a 50,000-word manuscript in a month...

British naval hero Vice Admiral Lord Nelson’s dramatic death sealing his heroic legacy occurred at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. I am...

(Horatio) often declared that his marriage (to Fanny) was of equal service to his character to any naval exploit he had achieved.