Writer, teacher, HWA member. Author of the Blandford Candy series (funny, tragic, critically acclaimed and bestselling, but still skint).
Lost in Wales.
Joined January 2011
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A Writer of History: Creativity ~ The Writer’s (and reader’s) Secret Weapon awriterofhistory.com/2026/10… #Writing #WritingCommunity
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The moment has arrived; I have my copies of Lucy. Let's have a quick look inside Charles II's Secret Queen from @penswordbooks @PSHistory
The treasonous truth is out. I hope you enjoy Lucy.
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Absolutely delighted to be publishing my 4th novel with @marshalbooks. Give us a read…. It’s the story of Julia, the wayward daughter of Augustus.
#NEWBOOKS
Historical Fiction at Marshal Books
Check out the following
Julia, by @Tonisenior
link.amazon/B02qC8iRE
Gladiator: First Blood, by @rforemanauthor
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@aspectshistory
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This is the 2nd in the DI Temple Investigation series - better read it now! Book 3 is on the way.
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Now Lucy's secret is out, for my penultimate #LucyTuesday I'll be sharing her last resting place. It's in the book, but this Tuesday's short story will make it real & hopefully lay her to rest.
Charles II's Secret Queen from @penswordbooks @PSHistory
@17thCenturyLady
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Lucy has landed! Shout out to @MaraTimon
Charles II's Secret Queen from @penswordbooks is out! 🥳💯❤️⚔️🥂 and #LucyTuesday still has 3 episodes to run! – at Ouistreham, France
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Just a quick plea. If you read an author's books and enjoy them, give them a review. It makes a massive difference to sales because the algorithms drive them to new readers. However, if you don't like it, think hard before giving a poor review. BUT...
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Thank you @OspreyBooks for first sight of @HistoryBowsh new book on Burma 1942. It’s going to be another cracker!
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Join me live on YouTube for the launch of Charles II's Secret Queen from @penswordbooks
I'll be quizzed by fellow author @MaraTimon about Lucy, my research & how James II's Poisoned Pen has influenced history but especially Lucy's story.
30 Oct 19:00
youtube.com/live/T6ZgoN6a9b4… – at Massy, France
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The sense of satisfaction that comes from knowing things well and being able to use that knowledge effectively is not something AI is ever likely to offer.
So there’s a goal for education.
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#BookReview
@JohnMcKay68 reviews Flying Pianos
By @CharlesSpicer
"An accessible history."
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Read Flying Pianos
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When I saw the view from Lincoln Castle, I knew I had to write a scene there. There are two in Paying in Blood #writerslife
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#Podcast
@1642Author interviews @MirandaMalins
About her latest book.
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Read The House of Cromwell
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#tudors #englishcivilwar #familyhistory
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Boom Time: True Crime in WW2 London
By @MarkEllis15 Just 99p/c
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@HistoriaHWA
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#AuthorInterview
Aspects of History interviews Paul French
About his latest book.
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Read The Last Emperor of China
link.amazon/B00OkYjv8
@eandtbooks
#historybooks #biography #nonfiction
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Enjoy reading it FREE on Kindle Unlimited - but do please leave a review - every review helps authors
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Editor's Choice
Recommending some new #WW2 paperbacks
Tunisgrad, by @sauldavid66
link.amazon/B0fz4Q8Ad
Wolfpack, by @Roger_Moorhouse
link.amazon/B0b9pstZH
The White Lady, by @DrHelenFry
link.amazon/B06DpUdzX
#ww2 #militaryhistory #newbooks
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Chris Wickham has passed away
Chris Wickham, a productive and highly regarded British historian of the Middle Ages, has passed away today.
These are some of his key works.
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A first look at Frank Merlin in the opening book of the award-winning Merlin WW2 London detective series, The Embassy Murders. ‘A lock of jet black hair hung over his forehead…his dark green eyes stared back at him…’
‘A real page-turner’ @DailyMail
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