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“When were you first interested in history?” is a question often asked of History Girls, so I’ve been thinking about my own interest and som... -
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Thomas, Second Baron Lyttelton “Sir,” said Dr Johnson to his friend Dr Adams, “it is the most extraordinary thing that has happened in my d... -
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Photo copyright © James Potter Our guest this month is Robert Fabbri and we are very excited to have him here. His Vespasian novels have bee... -
Witty, urbane Walter Map was a clerk, courtier and man of letters at the court of King Henry II. He was eventually made arch-deacon of Ox... -
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It's not his fault, it's mine. It all began when I was very young indeed and my history education came from the wonderful '1066... -
One of the big thrills of discovering historical fiction as a child (in my case, the usual suspects: Sutcliff, Treece, Garfield) was the re... -
It was quite a year, wasn't it? I know that now we've tippled over into 2013 we are supposed to be looking ahead but I wanted to ta... -
I had the feeling I'd heard the name some place, sometime, but that was about it. When, as part of the 26 Norwich Writers project,* I ...
