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2:17 am
November 23, 2010
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I was reading another post on here that had a link to Alison Weir's website. I was having a look around and saw on there that she has put some information about forthcoming books. Here is the info direct from the website.
Coming later: The Queen and Lord Robert, a sequel to The Lady Elizabeth (2014) and (non-fiction) Rose Without A Thorn: The Fall of Katherine Howard (2015).
I cant wait for the novel about Elizabeth and Lord Robert in 2014 & the non-fiction book in 2015 !!!! I loved the Lady Elizabeth when that was released and i just love any book about Katherine Howard.
Applogies if ths has been posted already or people have seen this info already
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12:16 pm
December 5, 2010
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Sounds good… I haven't read a book devoted to KH so that should be interesting. I love The Lady Elizabeth too. I'm curious to see if they can beat the previous cover!
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5:41 pm
November 18, 2010
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Joanna Denny wrote a biography about KH.
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9:15 pm
January 9, 2010
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I'm not such a great fan of Alison Weirs historical novels, Innocent Traitor wasn't too bad but I just couldn't warm to her Elizabeth. Kinda looking forward to the novel about Katherine Grey though.
Gah, her one about Katherine Howard is four years away! That's a heck of a wait – I think I'd prefer to not know anything about it until a couple of months before it's released!
The Joanna Denny one about Katherine Howard isn't too bad but probably the definitive one is Lacey Baldwin Smiths' Catherine Howard. Also known as A Tudor Tragedy.
6:59 am
August 3, 2010
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I don't necessary love Alison Weir's historical novels either. It's just that they seem to vary so much. For instance, I actually loved The Captive Queen, but I thoought Innocent Traitor was a little iffy–I didn't love the main character, Lady Jane Grey, and I too had a hard time warming to Elizabeth. I haven't read The Lady Elizabeth yet. But who knows, I'm looking forward to the next one too in case it's as good as The Captive Queen…
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