“The True Story of Laurence Duket”, by Toni Mount
The Colour of Betrayal is the latest whodunit in the popular ‘Sebastian Foxley’ series of medieval murder mysteries by author and historian Toni Mount. Inspired... Read more
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“Could this be a young William Shakespeare?”, by Melanie V. Taylor
Editor’s Note: Browsers are incouraged to follow the bold purple links to view the portraits and engravings Mell references in her fascinating and comprehensive analysis.... Read more
The Four Wives of Philip II of Spain by Heather R. Darsie
________________________________________________ The Four Wives of Philip II of Spain by Heather R. Darsie ________________________________________________ The lives of Henry VIII of England’s six wives are much-chronicled,... Read more
“La Reine Blanche: Mary Tudor, a Life in Letters” by Sarah Bryson
Editor’s Note: Sarah Bryson’s newest research of Mary Tudor, Queen of France and Duchess of Suffolk, will be released February 15, 2018, by Amberley Publishing.... Read more
QAB Highlight — Philippa Gregory & Leanda de Lisle: When Fact Influences Fiction — “The Tragic Story of Mary Grey” by Leanda de Lisle
___________________________________________________ Today, Queenanneboleyn.com celebrates the release of Philippa Gregory’s The Last Tudor with our dear friend, renowned non-fiction history writer Leanda de Lisle. We could not... Read more
The Rediscovery of Elizabeth Seymour, by Teri Fitzgerald
_______________________________________________ On the eve of the anniversary of the execution of Thomas Cromwell, 1st Earl of Essex, Teri Fitzgerald visits QAB to teach us about... Read more
“Philip II of Spain, King of Ireland”, by Heather R. Darsie
_____________________________________ Philip II of Spain, King of Ireland by Heather R. Darsie _____________________________________ On 7 June 1555, the new Pope Paul IV, who was elected... Read more
“Anne Boleyn: A Woman In Love”, by Sandra Vasoli
______________________________ Anne Boleyn: A Woman In Love Sandra Vasoli ______________________________ In June of 2016 I wrote an article for queenanneboleyn.com. It was entitled “Henry VIII’s... Read more
On Tour with Alison Weir, by Susan Breen
Editor’s Note: Many of us can only dream of voyaging to the United Kingdom to join one of Alison Weir’s phenomenal guided tours. Susan Breen just... Read more
“The Black Legend of Lady Rochford”, by Adrienne Dillard
Today in English History, 15 May 1536, George Boleyn, Viscount Rochford, was tried and condemned to die at King’s Hall by the same jury that... Read more
