I am Henry – how the film was made
Today’s stop on the “I am Henry” book tour is at History The Interesting Bits and its an article all about how the award-winning short film of the same name was made, including some fascinating
“I am Henry” book tour starts today!
The first stop on the book tour for "I am Henry" is at The Anne Boleyn Files, where Jan and Massimo discuss how Anne Boleyn is a pivotal character in the novel.
The authors of I Am Henry speak about their book
Here is a quick video with Massimo and Jan Hendrik, the authors of "I am Henry" talking about their book. Enjoy watching it.
Will ChatGPT and AI stop historical research advances?
In a world which is increasingly online, we, as a history publisher, have been quietly thanking the internet for providing access to historical documents as more and more are digitised by museums and collections around
Toni Mount has her author copies of The Colour of Bone
Here’s a lovely photo of Toni Mount with her copies of her latest Sebastian Foxley Medieval Murder Mystery – The Colour of Bone. You can pre-order your copy here: https://mybook.to/colour_of_bone
I Am Henry – An innovative retelling of the story of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
An innovative retelling of the story of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn COMING SOON Trapped in Limbo after his death, an obstinate Henry VIII is forced to relive key events from his life. To redeem
Toni Mount with a copy of her Collector’s Edition hardback
Toni Mount has shared this lovely photo with her holding a copy of the recently published Collector’s Edition of “The Colour of Poison and The Colour of Gold”. This was such a fun project for
Claire Ridgway – an expert on Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII
Claire Ridgway has just let us know that she was interviewed and mentioned by the Express, a well-known UK newspaper. Claire was talking about the mystery behind King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn’s two secret
A festive story about Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII
Enjoy this amazing animated short story which stars Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn on the night before Tudor Christmas. It’s taken from Laura Loney and Kathryn Holeman’s incredibly beautiful keepsake book “‘Twas the Night Before