The Archives

History, Historical Fiction and everything in between

Here be all the posts since the blog’s inception in 2013. There’s a few of them but you can navigate by period.

Dorothy Gibson penned the narrative and wore the same clothes she wore the night of the sinking, though...

At this point, I’m just glad it’s over. A rather late review considering I read and finished...

I’ve come to the opinion that Tesco have a lot to answer for. Three books for five pounds they...

The disappearance of the two princes is one of the most enduring mysteries in history and thus has inspired...

Anne Neville, strong female character, historically known for doing what she was told. If you had told...

The announcement pinned to an ornate easel outside of Buckingham Palace. Yesterday, in case you have...

She dresses in red because she’s the ‘Red Queen’. Historical Fiction at it’s...

The White Queen is proving to be immensely popular, despite the initial criticism. I have been quite...

You had me at Geoffrey Rush. Quills (2000) is one of the more surprising films I own. It hosts an all...