English Historical Fiction Authors

by Paula Lofting Picture courtesy of Paula Lofting and Regia Anglorum For those who have not read any of my earlier posts about th...

By Annie Whitehead The great magnates of Anglo-Saxon England were not poor men. Land has always been the most recognisable sign of wea...

By Annie Whitehead Nearly one thousand years ago*, in November 1016, Cnut became king of England. How did he establish himself, a foreigne...

By David Mullaly Making sense of the past is a challenging enterprise, especially when historians have generally concluded that a man or w...

By Annie Whitehead The word ‘nobility’ is a vague term; no society in history could be described as having an upper social tier whose mem...