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Festive Marchpane by Claire Ridgway

Olga Hughes December 16, 2016

Marchpane by Claire Ridgway Marzipan, along with turrón, is one of the sweets sold traditionally at Christmas in Spain. Toledo...

Olga Hughes December 15, 2016

My two Anne Boleyn novels, Dear Heart, How Like You This? and The Light in the Labyrinth, a young adult...

Olga Hughes December 13, 2016

Tudor Christmas by Sarah Bryson Christmas during the Tudor period, especially during the reign of Henry VIII, was very different...

Olga Hughes November 23, 2016

In 2014 Natalie Grueninger and Sarah Morris took us on a unique journey through the life of Queen Anne Boleyn,...

Olga Hughes October 12, 2016

Elizabeth Norton has brought us intriguing and compelling historical studies and biographies, looking at both the famous and infamous Queens...

Olga Hughes September 19, 2016

Nothing remains of Jane Boleyn. We do not know what she looked like, where she is buried, and we have...

Olga Hughes September 14, 2016

When faced with the legend of Charles II, and his decadent court, it is tempting to think that, like so...

Olga Hughes August 1, 2016

He was the Once and Future prince. The most important boy in all of England, the entire hopes of a...

Olga Hughes April 26, 2016

Historian Toni Mount joins us today on her tour for the first book in her Sebastian Foxley Medieval Mystery series,...

Olga Hughes April 25, 2016

Dogs served in many different areas in World War I. Sentry dogs and Scouting dogs worked alongside soldiers on foot....