Having you read Squire’s Hazard yet? It’s the fifth and latest MEONBRIDGE CHRONICLE, and features as its principal character Dickon de Bohun. Dickon is the eponymous squire in the novel. Readers of the first Meonbridge Chronicle, Fortune’s Wheel, will recall that Dickon appeared in that novel as a baby, the illegitimate child of the (now …
The Apostates by V.E.H. Masters
Today is publication day for the eBook of the latest novel from V.E.H. Masters. The Apostates is the third in her series of historical novels set in sixteenth century Scotland and Europe. It’s a cracking good read and I really recommend it. See the links for how to buy The Apostates – it’s available in paperback as well – …
The wait is over!
I’m delighted to tell you that the Fifth MEONBRIDGE CHRONICLE, Squire’s Hazard, is being published very soon! The Kindle version of Squire’s Hazard will be published first, with the paperback following towards the end of October. I am launching the eBook on the 10th October, with a five day online book tour of reviews and guest posts. The paperback launch will …
Keeping our stories alive!
This blog post was first published on The History Girls blogspot in November 2021. I have updated it slightly for today. ‘I need to know the story!’ declared my daughter one weekend recently, as she prowled about the house, picking up this and that ancient object that had first settled into her consciousness when she …
The “outrageous wind” of 15th January 1362
I’m most grateful to The Times newspaper’s Weather Eye (not for the first time, it’s a wonderful source of historical snippets about weather-related events – do check it out if you can) for reminding me that this Saturday, the 15th of January, is the 660th anniversary of a particularly violent storm that seriously affected England, as well as Ireland …
Carolyn Hughes 