The only one I can think of is Mason & Dixon. (oh and abraham

Gore Vidal: Lincoln, Burr
Anthony Burgess: Nothing Like the Sun (Shakespeare)
Colm Toibin: The Master (Henry James)
Marguerite Yourcenar: Memoirs of Hadrian

>>8720775
damn these all look boring as fuqq

I, Claudius - Graves
Alias Grace - Atwood
The Blue Flower - Fitzgerald
Margaret the First - Dutton
The Temptation of Saint Anthony - Flaubert
Helena - Waugh
The Fifth Queen - Ford
Wolf Hall - Mantel

These could be fictionalized autobiography:

A Fan's Notes by Exley
Based on a True Story by MacDonald

>>8720763
Doesn't William's have that book about Augustus Caesar?

>>8720763
Libra

>>8720794
top pleb, feel free to never post again

The Gospel of Matthew

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>>8720763
The Moon and the Sixpence, though it's really heavily fictionalized.

blood meridian is this

Ravelstein

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>>8720763

>>8721792
Kek'd

Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle books are historical fiction based around fictional characters but heavily feature actual historical figures, especially Issac Newton.

>>8720775
More like Gore Vidal: Everything he wrote