Books & Magazines
All Things Tudor - The Magazine, Issue 3. The Boleyn Family
Welcome to Issue 3 of the innovative All Things Tudor magazine which does a deep dive into the Boleyn family. Get yourself ready for a real treat. The ever surprising Deb Hunter schools us in Medicine, Magic and Music. Erudite Professor Emeritus, Dr Norman Jones easily explains the ancient, complicated College of Arms which was standardized by Richard III but became a very Tudor thing. Terence Hawkins, a man of words and vision, reviews The King at the Edge of the World, plus introduces the essay by Dr Jones. What a team player! Eileen Kontrovitz shares a Tudor recipe, and reviews books by Alison Weir AND one by Matthew Lewis. Lucy Thuo gives us the inside scoop on Anne Boleyn's Coronation Crowns. Samantha James reveals what was up with Jane Parker, Lady Rochford, Grace Beattie takes a look at the tragic cousin, Catherine Parr, and Stephanie Sullivan shares a charming missive on what the Boleyns mean to her.
The piece de resistance is the essay by The British Museum. Then, if you need more - which you do - the transcript of the All Things Tudor podcast series on the Boleyns with Dr Lauren MacKay, Dr Estelle Paranque, and Gareth Russell will blow your mind.
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Anyone interested in Tudor History can now access it digitally via the All Things Tudor magazine, This is an innovative periodic journal that features historical and literary articles from experts and bestselling authors. The Kindle version is FREE for anyone who has Kindle Unlimited. The magazine is available via Kindle to make it globally accessible to students, scholars, and all those who love Tudor history. The paperback version is on the way, so follow this site for updates.
All Things Tudor - The Magazine Issue 2
Welcome to Issue 2 of the innovative All Things Tudor magazine. Get you heads around this sumptuous read, featuring an excerpt from Louis Bayard‘s Walter Raleigh novel, features from the peerless Deb Hunter who illuminates Midsummer Magic, Tudor style. Scholarly Professor Emeritus, Dr Norman Jones shares an essay on Civil Divisions in the era, and Terence Hawkins gives his humorous and insightful review of Aubrey’s Brief Lives!
You'll discover information on Lady Jane Grey, Henry VIII's music, a Tudor recipe, a review of Alison Weir's newest novel. There's even insight into the medieval astrology chart of Catherine Valois, whose relationship with Owen Tudor was the beginning of the Tudor Dynasty. You'll want to get this!
Anyone interested in Tudor History can now access it digitally via the All Things Tudor magazine, This is an innovative periodic journal that features historical and literary articles from experts and bestselling authors. The magazine will be available via Kindle to make it globally accessible to students, scholars, and all those who love Tudor history.
All Things Tudor: The Magazine
Anyone interested in Tudor History can now access it digitally via the All Things Tudor magazine, This is an innovative periodic journal that features historical and literary articles from experts and bestselling authors. The magazine will be available via Kindle to make it globally accessible to students, scholars, and all those who love Tudor history.
I'll See You in My Dreams
Dr. Maggie Ross has a magical career as a world-renowned folklorist, but her personal life is a mess. She begins to keep a diary of her dreams and becomes a writer trapped in her own story-propelled into a world where magic and reality mingle as a fairy tale. A world that mirrors her own life, haunted by the man she loves, yet pursued by a beautiful stranger – a man who’s loved her across time. As she struggles with friends and lovers both past and present, she wonders, is hers a Cinderella fairy tale, a nightmare, or fantasy?
