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Claire | July 26, 2018
Get ready for a shameless plug… If you have some spare time this summer to get lost in Tudor history – and is there really anything better than that (the beach, cocktails….no, we want Tudor history!)? – then here are my very biased recommendations for Tudor things to do: Enrol yourself on a history course […]
Claire | June 1, 2018
It’s the launch day of my latest book The Life of Anne Boleyn Colouring Book, a joint project with artist Dmitry Yakhovsky, and to celebrate this and the fact that it’s the anniversary of Queen Anne Boleyn’s coronation on 1st June 1533, I thought I’d do a colouring competition. Earlier today, I shared a colouring […]
Claire | May 31, 2018
Please excuse the plug – Oh, who am I kidding?! – but I’m a little excited about my new book and the fact that it comes out tomorrow, 1st June 2018, the anniversary of Anne Boleyn’s coronation! It’s a bit different from my past book projects as it’s a colouring book. Each colouring page (drawn […]
Claire | May 10, 2018
You might remember that back in December, as part of the Anne Boleyn Files Advent Calendar, I shared an Anne Boleyn colouring page drawn by artist Dmitry Yakhovsky. Well, Dmitry convinced me (and it didn’t take a lot of convincing!) that it would be a good idea to work together on an Anne Boleyn colouring […]
Claire | April 26, 2018
On this day in history, 26th April 1540, Catherine Carey, daughter of Mary Boleyn and niece of the late Queen Anne Boleyn, married Francis Knollys. Thank you to Adrienne Dillard, author of two books on Catherine Carey – the novel Cor Rotto and the non-fiction book Catherine Carey in a Nutshell – as well as […]
Claire | April 16, 2018
Thank you to author Judith Arnopp for joining us today on the Anne Boleyn Files with this wonderful guest post. Judith is one of the authors of the new collaborative book Sexuality and its Impact on History which is published by Pen & Sword. Over to Judith… I’ve been interested in history all my life, […]
Claire | February 24, 2018
A big welcome to author and historian Toni Mount who is joining is today for the final stop of her blog/book tour for the launch of her latest historical novel. The Colour of Murder is the latest whodunit in the popular ‘Sebastian Foxley’ series of medieval murder mysteries and it’s a wonderful read. Over to […]
Claire | January 17, 2018
As more historical research is done, historical characters are being rehabilitated and long-believed myths are being challenged and even banished, which is a wonderful thing. However, sometimes, the rehabilitation of one person can lead to another suffering, as has been the case with Anne Boleyn and Jane Boleyn. But things are changing. We had the […]
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