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Parrillo, Vincent
Professor of Sociology at William Paterson University, Vincent is author of the historical novel Guardians of the Gate and a dozen college textbooks, as well as General Editor of the two-volume Encyclopedia of Social Problems. Writer, narrator, and producer of three PBS documentaries, his latest, The Sculptor Laureate of Paterson, premiered in April 2013. A Fulbright scholar and senior specialist, he has been a guest lecturer at dozens of universities in Asia, Europe, Canada, and the United States.
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Pym, Katherine
Katherine Pym is the author of historical novels set in 1660s London with one novel of the French Revolution. She lives in the Seattle area with her husband and puppy dog.
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Queeney, Tim
In addition to writing books, Tim is a magazine editor, filmmaker, celestial navigation instructor, a dad, and an offshore sailor. He also writes a news satire site called Height of Eye (timqueeney.com) which provides the latest in nonsensical news and curdled current events. He lives in Maine and can hear the fog horns of three lighthouses when the fog rolls in.
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Rendell, Mike
Mike Rendell is author of a book The Journal of a Georgian Gentleman, based on the array of diaries, journals, accounts—even shopping lists—left by his 4xgreat grandfather, Richard Hall. It tells the story of everyday life in the eighteenth century, seen through the eyes of his ancestor who had a haberdashery shop at Number One London Bridge. Details of the book appear on his website.
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Russell, Arthur
Arthur Russell is a native of County Meath, Ireland. He is a professional in Agro-Industry and has worked in Ireland, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia. When he is not on assignments abroad, he lives with his family in Navan. His interests include history, especially local history, photography, and music. Morgallion, his first book, is a historic novel based on actual events during the Bruce Invasion of Ireland in 1315.
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Simonsen, Mary Lydon
Mary Lydon Simonsen is the author of several Pride and Prejudice and Persuasion re-imaginings. She is also the author of the Patrick Shea mystery series.
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Skea, Margaret
Margaret Skea grew up in Ulster at the height of the “Troubles”, but now lives in Scotland. Her passion for Scotland’s turbulent history and her own Ulster-Scots heritage led to Turn of the Tide—Historical Fiction Winner, Harper Collins People’s Novelist Competition 2011—judged “outstanding” by Jeffrey Archer. An award-winning short story writer, Margaret has been published in a range of magazines and anthologies in Britain and the USA.
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St. John, Peter
Peter St. John is best known for his six “Gang” books about children’s gangs during World War II. These novels spring from adventures in an English village as an evacuee from the London Blitz. Two other novels draw on his career as a chartered engineer in aerospace research, as well as from experience within parliamentary and governmental organizations. He lives in France where he is president of a cultural association.
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Swift, Deborah
Deborah Swift is the author of The Lady’s Slipper, The Gilded Lily, and A Divided Inheritance (St Martins/Pan Macmillan). She used to work in the theatre and at the BBC as a set and costume designer, and later became a lecturer in theatre and art history. She took an MA in Creative Writing in 2007 and now divides her time between writing and teaching. She lives in a historic village of 17th century houses and enjoys exploring the varied landscape of Cumbria—the lakes, mountains, and coast.
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Thomas, Sam
Sam Thomas teaches history at University School, an independent day school outside Cleveland, Ohio. Before coming to US he taught at the college level for seven years and received research grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Newberry Library, and the British Academy. He lives in Shaker Heights, Ohio with his wife and two sons. You can find him on the web at: http://www.samthomasbooks.com. The Midwife’s Tale is his first novel.
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Vicary, Tim
Tim Vicary is an author and teacher at the Norwegian Study Centre at the University of York, England. He’s written three crime/legal thrillers, three historical novels, two children’s books, and twenty graded readers for foreign learners of English in the Oxford Bookworms series. In 2010, one of these, Titanic, won in its category for the Language Learner Literature Award for the Extensive Reading Foundation, and another, The Everest Story, won the same prize in 2011.
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Wainwright, Brian
Brian Wainwright has had a deep interest in the Middle Ages for most of his life. His first published novel, The Adventures of Alianore Audley, was produced by way of light relief during a lull in the long task of researching and writing Within the Fetterlock, a novel born of his obsession with Constance of York. Brian owes a debt to many writers, living and dead, who have influenced his work and admits to a particular fondness for Jane Austen, Robert Graves, and Geoffrey Chaucer.
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Wasylowski, Karen V.
Karen V. Wasylowski is the author of two Pride and Prejudice sequels, Darcy and Fitzwilliam: The Tale of a Gentleman and an Officer, Book One, and Sons and Daughters: Book Two of Darcy and Fitzwilliam. These novels follow cousins Fitzwilliam Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam from young manhood, through marriages, children, and then on into middle age. Their adventures are never predictable and far from dull. Karen’s blog, The League of British Artists, follows the finest in British acting and music.
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Wheatley, John
A writer, teacher, and plumber, John Wheatley taught English for many years, then trained to fix boilers! He started writing novels when inspired by the story of the wreck of the Royal Charter on the coast of Anglesey. John spends a lot of time on the Isle of Anglesey, and his books are all historical novels set on this beautiful island!
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Wilkin, David William
Mr. Wilkin is a student of the English Regency. He has written several books in the genre. A student of history, Mr. Wilkin graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from UCLA. In later years he continued his studies after college and applied himself as a reenactor of history. Along with his research, he also has become a teacher of the dances of our bygone years. Look for scenes in all of his writings where dance plays a part.
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Wilson, Lynne
Lynne Wilson is the author of several historical true crime books. Born in Stirling, Scotland, Lynne studied Chemistry at Edinburgh Napier University and worked mainly in scientific and research work. However, she always had a strong interest in the subject of Victorian history, and after combining this with a Diploma in Criminology, Lynne decided to start writing, concentrating on historical true crime in Scotland’s cities. Lynne also works as an article writer and a historical researcher.
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List of Novels by Contributing Authors
Roman Britain and Early Medieval Period (55 B.C. - A.D. 1000)
The Song of Heledd, by Judith Arnopp
The Amber Treasure, by Richard Denning
Child of Loki, by Richard Dennin
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Princes in Exile, by Richard Denning
Shield Maiden, by Richard Denning
The Jewel of Medina, by Sherry Jones
The Sword of Medina, by Sherry Jones
Triple Agent, by Peter St. John
Late Medieval Period (1001-1485)
Peaceweaver, by Judith Arnopp
The Forest Dwellers, by Judith Arnopp
Montfort: The Early Years 1229-1243, by Katherine Ashe
Montfort: The Viceroy 1243-1253, by Katherine Ashe
Montfort: The Revolutionary 1253-1260, by Katherine Ashe
Montfort: The Angel with the Sword 1260-1265, by Katherine Ashe
The de Lacy Inheritance, by Elizabeth Ashworth
An Honourable Estate, by Elizabeth Ashworth
By Loyalty Bound, by Elizabeth Ashworth
Gisborne: Book of Pawns, by Prue Batten
Gisborne: Book of Knights, by Prue Batten
Fair Weather, by Barbara Gaskell Denvil
Satin Cinnabar, by Barbara Gaskell Denvil
Sumerford’s Autumn, by Barbara Gaskell Denvil
The Queen’s Pawn, by Christy English
To Be Queen, by Christy English
A Soul’s Ransom, by Scott Higginbotham
For a Thousand Generations, by Scott Higginbotham
Four Sisters, All Queens, by Sherry Jones
Sons of the Wolf, by Paula Lofting
The Wolf Banner, by Paula Lofting
I Serve: A Novel of the Black Prince, by Rosanne E. Lortz
Road from the West: Book I of the Chronicles of Tancred, by Rosanne E. Lortz
The Handfasted Wife: A Story of Edith Swan-Neck, by Carol McGrath
The Virgin Widow, by Anne O’Brien
Queen Defiant (US) / Devil’s Consort (UK), by Anne O’Brien
The King’s Concubine, by Anne O’Brien
The Forbidden Queen (to be released in US Feb. 2014), by Anne O’Brien
Morgallion, by Arthur Russell
Within the Fetterlock, by Brian Wainwright
The Adventures of Alianore Audley, by Brian Wainwright
Tudor Period (1485-1603)
The Winchester Goose, by Judith Arnopp
Dear Henry: Confessions of the Queens, by Judith Arnopp
Venus in Winter, by Gillian Bagwell
Mistress of the Sea, by Jenny Barden
The Lost Duchess, by Jenny Barden
The Crown, by Nancy Bilyeau
The Chalice, by Nancy Bilyeau
To Die For: A Novel of Anne Boleyn, by Sandra Byrd
The Secret Keeper: A Novel of Kateryn Parr, by Sandra Byrd
Roses Have Thorns: A Novel of Elizabeth I, by Sandra Byrd
Nicholas Cooke: Actor, Soldier, Physician, Priest, by Stephanie Cowell
The Players: A Novel of the Young Shakespeare, by Stephanie Cowell
The Queen’s Lady, by Barbara Kyle
The King’s Daughter, by Barbara Kyle
The Queen’s Captive, by Barbara Kyle
The Queen’s Gamble, by Barbara Kyle
Blood Between Queens, by Barbara Kyle
Fire the Braes, by Tom Moss
Turn of the Tide, by Margaret Skea
Nobody’s Slave, by Tim Vicary
Stuart Period (1603-1714)
The Darling Strumpet, by Gillian Bagwell
The September Queen (US) / The King’s Mistress (UK), by Gillian Bagwell
A Murder at Rosamund’s Gate, by Susanna Calkins
The Physician of London, by Stephanie Cowell
The Last Seal (board game), by Richard Denning
Viola, a Woeful Tale of Marriage, by Katherine Pym
Twins, by Katherine Pym
Of Carrion Feathers, by Katherine Pym
Royalist Rebel, by Anita Seymour
The Lady’s Slipper, by Deborah Swift
The Gilded Lily, by Deborah Swift
A Divided Inheritance, by Deborah Swift
The Midwife’s Tale, by Sam Thomas
The Harlot’s Tale (to be released 2014), by Sam Thomas
The Monmouth Summer, by Tim Vicary
The Weeping Sands, by John Wheatley
Early Georgian Era (1715-1800)
Noble Satyr: A Georgian Historical Romance (Roxton Series #1), by Lucinda Brant
Midnight Marriage: A Georgian Historical Romance (Roxton Series #2), by Lucinda Brant
Autumn Duchess: A Georgian Historical Romance (Roxton Series #3), by Lucinda Brant
Salt Bride: A Georgian Historical Romance (Salt Hendon #1), by Lucinda Brant
Salt Redux: Sequel to Salt Bride (Salt Hendon #2), by Lucinda Brant
Deadly Engagement: A Georgian Historical Mystery (Alec Halsey Crimance #1), by Lucinda Brant
Deadly Affair: A Georgian Historical Mystery (Alec Halsey Crimance #2), by Lucinda Brant
Barbados Bound, by Linda Collison
Surgeon’s Mate, by Linda Collison
Marrying Mozart, by Stephanie Cowell
Betrayed Countess, by Diane Scott Lewis
Without Refuge, by Diane Scott Lewis
George in London, by Tim Queeney
The Journal of a Georgian Gentleman (nonfiction), by Mike Rendell
Bristol Blue: The Story of a Remarkable Cobalt Blue Glassware (nonfiction), by Mike Rendell
18th Century Paper Cutting: How Richard Hall Illustrated His World (nonfiction), by Mike Rendell
Late Georgian and Regency Era (1800-1837)
A Woman of Proper Accomplishments, by J.A. Beard
May 1812, by M.M. Bennetts
Of Honest Fame, by M.M. Bennetts
A Very Merry Chase, by Teresa Thomas Bohannon
A Dead Man’s Debt, by Grace Elliot
Eulogy’s Secret, by Grace Elliot
Hope’s Betrayal, by Grace Elliot
Verity’s Lie, by Grace Elliot
How to Tame a Willful Wife, by Christy English
Love on a Midsummer Night, by Christy English
Heyerwood: A Novel, by Lauren Gilbert
Darcy’s Decision, by Maria Grace
The Future Mrs. Darcy, by Maria Grace
All the Appearance of Goodness, by Maria Grace
The Sweetest Kiss, by Marie Higgins
The Sweetest Touch, by Marie Higgins
The Sweetest Love, by Marie Higgins
Becoming a Lady (short story), by Marie Higgins
Confessions of the Creature, by Gary Inbinder
The Widow’s Redeemer, by Philippa Jane Keyworth
Elysium, by Diane Scott Lewis
Lydia, by Wanda Luce
The Perfect Bride for Mr. Darcy, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
A Wife for Mr. Darcy, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
A Walk in the Meadows at Rosings Park, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
For All the Wrong Reasons, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
When They Fall in Love, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Mr. Darcy’s Bite, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Mr. Darcy Bites Back, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Darcy on the Hudson, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Captain Wentworth Home from the Sea, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Darcy and Fitzwilliam, by Karen Wasylowski
Flowers of Vitriol, by John Wheatley
Colonel FitzWilliam’s Correspondence, by David W. Wilkin
The Shattered Mirror, by David W. Wilkin
Two Peas in a Pod, by David W. Wilkin
The End of the World, by David W. Wilkin
A Grim Almanac of Glasgow (nonfiction - Late Ge
orgian-20th Century), by Lynne Wilson
Murder and Crime in Stirling (nonfiction - Late Georgian-20th Century), by Lynne Wilson
Victorian Era (1837-1901)
The Folly at Falconbridge Hall, by Maggi Andersen
The Companion of Lady Holmeshire, by Debra Brown
Claude and Camille: A Novel of Monet, by Stephanie Cowell
Trencarrow Secret, by Anita Davison
Culloden Spirit, by Anita Davison
Love Me Always, by Marie Higgins
Charmed by Knight, by Marie Higgins
True Love’s Deception, by Marie Higgins
Belong to Me, by Marie Higgins
Love Comes Blindly, by Marie Higgins
The Flower to the Painter, by Gary Inbinder
Guardians of the Gate, by Vincent Parrillo
Sons and Daughters, by Karen Wasylowski
A Golden Mist, by John Wheatley
The Papers of Matthew Locke, by John Wheatley
Twentieth Century
A Walk in Paradise, by John Campbell
A Lark Ascending, by John Campbell
Searching for Pemberly, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Becoming Elizabeth Darcy, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Darcy Goes to War, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Mr. Darcy’s Angel of Mercy, by Mary Lydon Simonsen
Gang Territory, by Peter St. John
Gang Warfare, by Peter St. John
Gang Loyalty, by Peter St. John
Gang Petition, by Peter St. John
Gang Spies, by Peter St. John
Jenno’s Widdlington, by Peter St. John
Jenno’s Widdlington II, by Peter St. John
Just Jenno, by Peter St. John
Jenno’s Facebook, by Peter St. John
Jenno’s Gangs, by Peter St. John
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