Guest post by Dominic Fielder – originally published March 7, 2019 Jekyll and Hyde has been on the GCSE syllabus now for a few years.
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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
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
ARCHIVE: Loving the Enemy – The Seeds of Revolution, by Dominic Fielder
Jekyll and Hyde has been on the GCSE syllabus now for a few years. As much as I enjoy teaching about it, I find myself
ARCHIVE: Mary Anne Yarde – Why I Wrote the Du Lac Chronicles
A generation after Arthur Pendragon ruled, Briton lies fragmented into warring kingdoms and principalities. Eighteen-year-old Alden du Lac ruled the tiny kingdom of Cerniw. Now
ARCHIVE: Author Barbara Spencer – Why I Wrote Broken
I am known as an author of YA thrillers and children’s books, and it was a complete surprise to find myself writing ‘Broken’ which is