English Historical Fiction Authors

by Susan Appleyard Parliament was the feeble offspring of the Magna Carta. ‘No taxation without representation.’ That was the slogan of a...

By Annie Whitehead Last time, I talked about the hidden history to be found along the trails in Padarn Country Park. It seemed that every ...

By Erica Lainé Robert and Isabelle Tombs wrote a book* - which begins in the 1600s, charting the relationship between England and France -...

by Anna Belfrage In 1264, William de Whelton faced something of a conundrum. He wasn’t alone. England was at war, on the one side Simon de...

by Chris Thorndycroft In my previous post on a possible historical basis for the Robin Hood legend, I looked at Robert Hood of Wakefield...

by Anna Belfrage Henry on his way to France In 1234, Henry III of England was in his twenties and ready to wed. It was his obligation ...