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
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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
A Behind the Scenes Look at the Making of The Mallory Saga, by Paul Bennett
My interest in history began in the early 1960’s and can be partially attributed to movies such as, Spartacus, The 300 Spartans, Ben Hur, and
ARCHIVE: My First Blog Post from 2015
My first blog post! How odd it feels to blog — to write my thoughts, opinions and share from my vast store of wisdom for
ARCHIVE: Plans Change – The King’s Furies
“It is a woman’s privilege to change her mind.” – Thomas Draxe, 1616 I have a confession to make. I have a hard time making