From ‘Pride and Prejudice’ to ‘Persuasion’: Can Jane Austen Survive the Millennium? Film & TV July 29, 2022 635
Channel 5’s Anne Boleyn – ‘Grumble all you like, this is how it’s going to be’ Film & TV June 12, 2021 697
His Dark Materials Book to Screen Analysis: Season 2 Episode 7 Æsahættr Film & TV December 31, 2020 768
His Dark Materials Book to Screen Analysis: Season 2 Episode 6 Malice Film & TV December 20, 2020 870
Grandpa Joe Is Not the Villain, You Are: Ableism, Classism, and Ageism in the Online Hatred of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’s Grandpa Joe Books June 8, 2026 210
From ‘Pride and Prejudice’ to ‘Persuasion’: Can Jane Austen Survive the Millennium? Film & TV July 29, 2022 635
From ‘Wicked Wife’ to ‘Insane Traitor’: The Continued Slander of Jane Boleyn History January 25, 2021 1302
His Dark Materials Book to Screen Analysis: Season 2 Episode 7 Æsahættr Film & TV December 31, 2020 768
His Dark Materials Book to Screen Analysis: Season 2 Episode 6 Malice Film & TV December 20, 2020 870
The fate of the princes: Cartesian anxiety and narrative closure in Thomas More’s History of Richard III History September 29, 2026 333
The Mythology of Jane Boleyn: Did Religion Come Between Jane and George? History October 24, 2022 507
The Mythology of Jane Boleyn: What was Jane and Anne Boleyn’s Relationship Like? History September 13, 2022 525
The Mythology of Jane Boleyn: Did Jane Attend a Protest for Princess Mary? History August 12, 2022 528
This Other Eden Book Tour – Interview with Margaret M. Williams and Book Giveaway Olga Hughes HistoryInterviews December 12, 2015 6569
Love Is A Dagger – In which we ponder whether for Shakespeare love is mere words, or an altogether more penetrating object. Shakespeare August 5, 2023 482
Who Was Shakespeare’s King Richard III? Part III: History and The Tragedy Shakespeare May 2, 2022 509
Who Was Shakespeare’s King Richard III? Part I: The Tudor Propaganda Myth Shakespeare April 30, 2022 522
Shakespeare’s ‘Merchant of Venice’ Why Shylock Is More Relevant Than Ever Shakespeare March 7, 2022 749
The fate of the princes: Cartesian anxiety and narrative closure in Thomas More’s History of Richard III History September 29, 2026 333
Who Was Shakespeare’s King Richard III? Part III: History and The Tragedy Shakespeare May 2, 2022 509
Who Was Shakespeare’s King Richard III? Part I: The Tudor Propaganda Myth Shakespeare April 30, 2022 522
The Coronation of Richard III: Part III – Food, Glorious Food Pamela Furmidge History May 20, 2020 1090
Ministry Of Silly Walks Causing Hilarity And Traffic Hazard in Norway C S Hughes April 10, 2014The Ministry Of Silly Walks is a sketch from episode 14 of the first season of Monty Python’s Flying Circus,...
Tony Abbott Gets Catty Over Kitty C S Hughes February 16, 2014Thanks to a new browser plug-in, Australians no longer have to be inadvertently exposed to the grim and unpleasant face...
They’re Back Baby! Jerry, George and Newman In Seinfeld Reunion! C S Hughes February 4, 2014After 16 years, Jerry, George and Newman headed back to the coffee shop in a 1976 AMC Pacer in a...
Klingon Councilman’s Cute And Curt Resignation C S Hughes January 5, 2014David Waddell, Councilman in the small town of Indian Trail, North Carolina, has caused some controversy with a resignation letter...
What’s Funny About Christmas Crackers? C S Hughes December 24, 2013Bon Bons or Christmas Crackers are tinsel coloured paper tubes that explode in a whiff of brimstone when pulled apart,...
What Does The Fox Say? Kching kching kching kching! The Book C S Hughes December 3, 2013Unless you’ve been living in a den in a forest somewhere, you undoubtedly know the answer to the question, What...
Downton Tabby – Cats Being Proper C S Hughes December 3, 2013Simon & Schuster have released a book detailing the lives, loves and tragedies of England’s oldest family of cats in...
The Halibut – Or There And Back Again – A Recipe In No Uncertain Terms C S Hughes September 1, 2013In a hole under the sea there lived a Halibut. Not a pleasant, dry hole with windows and a larder,...
Why Riverdance Is Still Funny 20 Years On C S Hughes August 24, 2013Riverdance, it’s iconic. Riverdance as we know it began as a kind of half time match during the 1994 Eurovision...