Joanna Courtney
Break out the tartan – it’s Burn’s Night!
Break out the tartan, stab a haggis and…
Finding the festive child inside. Or, why we need Christmas books!
Little kids are so brilliantly seasonal, aren’t…
The Forgotten Queens of 1066 – Capturing the female side of history
The Battle of Hastings is surely one…
Did Lady Macbeth wear knickers?
The intimacies of writing historical fiction My main…
Is This a Lie I see Before me?
I’m delighted to feature in the Daily Express…
The Real Lady Macbeth
The real Lady Macbeth Cold, ruthless, deadly, the…
The Girlie Side of the Normans…
Searching for the girlie side of the Normans….…
Fab historical writers – Justin Hill
For this, the last in my Spring series…
Fab historical writers – Alison Morton
Today I’m delighted to welcome Alison Morton to…
Fab historical writers – Patricia Bracewell
I read Patricia Bracewell’s excellent Shadow on the Crown…
Fab historical writers – James Aitcheson
I first met James Aitcheson at the Battle…
Fab historical writers – G K Holloway
G K Holloway has published one novel so…
Fab historical writers – Helen Hollick
If readers of historical fiction, especially those whose…
Fab historical writers – Kate Thompson
This week, in my bid to introduce readers…
Fab historical writers – Anna Belfrage
As part of a bid to bring readers…
Fab historical writers – Annie Whitehead
Fab Historical Writers Annie Whitehead I love the…