Tag Archives: Henry VIII
Finding Anne Boleyn
Today’s post is a guest article by H.M. Castor, author of VIII. Read my review of her debut novel for teens here. Finding Anne Three years ago I had an emotional encounter with a Tudor object. On a visit to Compton … Continue reading
A review of VIII by H.M Castor
With so much Tudor fiction written for adults, I don’t often read novels aimed at young adults but when I read about H.M Castor’s debut novel for teens, VIII, I was immediately intrigued. Why not Henry VIII? Why just VIII? … Continue reading
The Finale of our Tudor Summer Progress
I would just like to take this opportunity to say a very big thank you to Mike for sharing his wonderful trip with us. I have enjoyed his posts very much and learnt a lot! I hope that you will … Continue reading
The Blood of Henry VIII
Dr Catrina Whitley has just announced that her new website is up and running. Although minimal at the moment you will still find mini bio’s on the authors, contact information and importantly, a link to the full article, ‘A New … Continue reading
Interview with author of “A New Explanation for the Reproductive Woes and Midlife Decline of Henry VIII”
About a week ago I posted about a new article by Catrina Whitley and Kyra Kramer entitled ‘A New Explanation for the Reproductive Woes and Midlife Decline of Henry VIII’ (Read my original post here). In the article the authors … Continue reading
Tudor Books for Christmas!
I hope that you all had a wonderful Christmas full of love, laughter and happiness! Here in Sydney, it is the eve of New Year’s Eve and even though we are so close to 2011 I am still having difficulty … Continue reading
