Anne Boleyn, The Tudors, and Its Authors
____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ In the modern age, it is not unusual for a family to consist of only one or two children; maybe even three or...
__________________________________________ __________________________________________ To this day, no one really knows what Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford looked like. The sister-in-law of Henry VIII’s famous wife Anne Boleyn...
__________________________________ __________________________________ ABOUT TAKING THE CROSS In the Middle Ages not all crusades were fought in the Holy Land. A two-pronged threat to the Catholic...
__________________________________________ __________________________________________ Having published two full-length novels and always being on the lookout for interesting marketing/promotional ideas I decided during this summer to try writing...
QAB Guest Post: Extract — TUDOR WALES, by Nathen Amin Carmarthen is one of the oldest towns in Britain, a continuation of the Roman...
Guest Post: THE STRANGE DEATH OF ANNE BOLEYN by Leanda de Lisle With his wife, Anne Bolyen, in the Tower, Henry VIII considered every detail...
QAB Guest Post:Anne Boleyn, My Hero, by Wendy J. Dunn There is a question I am expecting to be asked when Metropolis Ink...
QAB Guest Post: In Memory of the Irreplaceable by Lauren Mackay The Boleyn Festival, Blickling, May 2012 — In those few days I met some...
Guest Post: Excerpt — JE ANNE BOLEYN, STRUCK WITH THE DART OF LOVE and Eric Ives Tribute by Sandra Vasoli Excerpt from Je Anne Boleyn...
QAB Guest Post: LONG PREPARED TO DIE: THE TRANSFORMATION OF ANNE BOLEYN by Sarah Morris A Tribute When we first conceive of an idea, or...