Guest Post by J.P. Reedman Richard Neville, popularly known as Warwick the Kingmaker, was one of the movers and shakers of the 15th century. During
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Interview My Character: Casmir
Originally published July 3, 2019 I’m excited to announce that my own Casmir has been interviewed by the wonderful Paula Lofting on her blog. You
“Interview my Character” Blog Hop: Marie-Thérèse Vernhes – archive
Originally posted June 29, 2019 Have a seat, Marie-Thérèse, and thank you for agreeing to this interview. I know you have a busy schedule, and
Book Inspiration: Raglan Castle
Originally posted April 17, 2019 A velvety wash of twilight purple cloaked the skies from one horizon to the other as our train of horses
Loving the Enemy: The Seeds of Revolution
Guest post by Dominic Fielder – originally published March 7, 2019 Jekyll and Hyde has been on the GCSE syllabus now for a few years.
The Year the Swans Came
Originally posted March 5, 2019 Growing up amongst the ruins of war, four siblings use bridges and cobblestone walkways as a backdrop for their games. Pieter
Book Review: Silk and the Sword: The Women of the Norman Conquest
Originally posted January 11, 2019 The momentous events of 1066, the story of invasion, battle and conquest, are well known. But what of the women?
How Writers Are Like Pablo Picasso
Originally posted December 21, 2018 It’s not an unusual thing to want to become an immediate master at whatever we set our hand to. I
Investigating Forged Documents in the Fifteenth Century – A Scrivener’s Tale
By Toni Mount My amateur sleuth, Seb Foxley, being trained as a scribe and having a keen eye, has a knack for spotting forged documents
How best-selling author Stephen Lawhead gave me more work to do and other sundry things…
“What’s your theme?” I scrunched up my face, pursing my lips. “Um…” I paused, trying to find words. Wat-R-Werdz? I’m tongue-tied, not exactly sure how