English Historical Fiction Authors

by Debra Brown TULIPS.--A Gentleman removing to town, has a BED of 100 rows TULIPS to DISPOSE OF: the price will be 1s. each root, and the...

by Elizabeth Ashworth In the Middle Ages, an outlaw was a wanted man who had literally been placed beyond the law. Only men over the age ...

AT the time of the crucifixion, when darkness swallowed the world, a great earthquake struck the Vale of Ewyas, ripping a chunk from the si...

Having been quite stuck up a chimney in my last Regency review-of-two, it is fitting that my third little amble through the period should n...

by Wanda Luce   I must confess I don’t have time to wade through a perusal of every article ever posted on our blog to see if someone alread...

In 1929 an RAF crew took aerial shots of the site of the old Roman town of Venta Icenorum around the church of Caistor St Edmund near Norwic...

John B. Campbell is giving away a copy of Walk to Paradise Garden. This giveaway ends at midnight, August 19th. To see more information abou...

Allington Castle from across the River Medway. Photo by Prioryman . Last of the late medieval court poets, Thomas Wyatt was born in 1503...

by Jenna Dawlish Honiton is a small market town in the eastern part of Devon. Just a 20 minute drive outside Exeter, it is most famous for...

by Maggi Andersen Part British diplomat and part spy, relatively little has been written about Charles Stuart, Lord Stuart de Rothesay (la...