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‘Wild Labyrinth’ – review from Vuyelwa Carlin

In Mappa Mundi, Medieval novels, Medieval Travel, Uncategorised, Wild Labyrinth by [email protected]5th April 2022

I am very grateful to my friend, Vuyelwa Carlin, for reading and reviewing ‘Wild Labyrinth’ with such insight and commitment. Vu and I have been members of the Borders Poetry …

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Digging up the Graveyard

In All the Winding World, Archaeology, Historical Fiction, Ludlow, Medieval Knights, medieval manuscripts, Medieval novels, Thirteenth Century Britain, Uncategorised, Welsh Marches by [email protected]10th May 2020

“Once people come here, they never leave. It is the graveyard of ambition.”  When I first came to live in Shropshire, I heard this quite a lot. Now that I’ve …

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Bad Guys Make Good Plots

In Medieval novels, Uncategorised by [email protected]10th June 2019

Recently I was asked to contribute a guest post to the fabulous ‘History Girls’ Blog. This is a group of best-selling writers of historical content, fiction, non-fiction, for children and …

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The Historical Novel Society reviews ‘All the Winding World’

In All the Winding World, Medieval Knights, Medieval novels, Medieval singers and troubadours, Medieval Travel, Old English, reviews by [email protected]9th November 2018

I don’t know if all writers are like me, but when I send a book off for review I immediately assume that the reviewer is going to hate it, even …

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A ship leaves port – the launch of ‘All the Winding World’

In All the Winding World, Medieval novels, Medieval Travel, The Big Issue, Uncategorised by [email protected]25th June 2018

At the very beginning of writing ‘All the Winding World’, I knew there would be maritime elements in the story. So I popped down to my old University town, Southampton. …

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Waiting for ‘All the Winding World’

In All the Winding World, Medieval novels, Medieval singers and troubadours, Trobairitz, Uncategorised by [email protected]17th June 2018

As I write this, 500 copies of my second novel are in transit, due to arrive at my house on a pallet sometime tomorrow. I think this must feel a …



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  • Wild Labyrinth – Review from Dr Anne E Bailey 12th May 2022
  • ‘Wild Labyrinth’ – review from Vuyelwa Carlin 5th April 2022
  • Review of ‘The Untethered Space’ by Carol A. Caffrey 17th January 2021
  • Refugee Week – Creative Transformation Writing Exercise 16th June 2020
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