Guest Diary Entry: “Anne Boleyn: A Cultural Timeline”, By Susan Bordo
May 19, 1536: Anne Boleyn, convicted of treason, adultery, and incest, becomes the first Queen in English history to be executed. She dies with many... Read more
Author: Beth von Staats
Online Interview With Karelleyn Brae Wade
Dhariya, Prelude to a Dark Legacy, is a gothic love story darkly and eloquently written by Karelleyn Brae Wade. Like may writers here at Queen Anne... Read more
QAB Interview: Jane Makolm-Davies and Ninya Mikhala, Editors of “The Tudor Child”
The Tudor Child, Clothing and Culture 1485 to 1625, written by Jane Huggett and edited by Jane Makolm-Davies and Ninya Mikhala, provides an absolutely fascinating look... Read more
The Merchant’s Son
This monument to Gregory Cromwell,1st Baron Cromwell, which is to the left of the altar at Launde Abbey Chapel, dates to 1551. It is said... Read more
Book Review: “How To Tame A Willful Wife” by Christy English
Do you love English history? The Regency Era of Jane Austin? Shakespeare? Romance? Sexual tension? Strong women? Intrigue? If so, you will love Christy English’s... Read more
QAB Round Table Chat With Historical Fiction Writer Christy English
Queen Anne Boleyn Historical Writers is pleased to host an internet round table discussion with historical fiction writer Christy English, author of To Be a... Read more
Interview With Nancy Bilyeau, Author of “The Crown”
Queen Anne Boleyn Historical Writers was thrilled to have the opportunity to interview Nancy Bilyeau, author of the very highly acclaimed historical fiction novel The... Read more
The Fifth Son
I pause to reflect before I scratch the worst of news to my father onto parchment. My father, yes he is a mad man. As... Read more
Tudor England: The University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is the second oldest university in the English speaking world, and the seventh oldest in world history. Located in Cambridge, England,... Read more
