Carolly Erickson es una historiadora distinguida cuyas narrativas cautivadoras dan vida al pasado. Su escritura se sumerge en las complejidades de las figuras históricas, explorando sus vidas interiores y las fuerzas que moldearon sus destinos. La meticulosa investigación y la vívida narración de Erickson ofrecen a los lectores una experiencia inmersiva en momentos cruciales de la historia, revelando el drama humano detrás de eventos monumentales.
Focusing on personal exploration, this workbook guides readers in uncovering and mapping their spiritual journeys. It offers practical methods to initiate and sustain the often challenging process of understanding one’s spiritual path, encouraging deep reflection and self-discovery.
A vibrant tale of the woman who shaped a prominent European military leader, written by renowned biographer and historical novelist Carolly Erickson, praised for her intuitive sympathy and keen eye for unexpected details.
In her powerful new book, Carolly Erickson brilliantly captures the queen’s voice, her hopes and her suffering. We follow, mesmerised, as she reveals every detail of a remarkable, eventful life – from her teenage years when she began keeping a diary to her final days when she awaited her bloody appointment with the guillotine. An historical entertainment that elaborates imaginatively and whimsically on the actual lives of Marie Antoinette, Louis XVI, Axel Fersen, and their peers. The Hidden Diary gives the reader the carthartic, visceral experience of reliving Marie Antoinette’s life – as fictionally elaborated. Erickson creates a memorable, sympathetic, vivid image of this Queen that she hopes will stay in the mind and heart of the reader after the book is closed. ‘Writers of historical fiction must tread a fine line between loving one’s protagonists while telling the truth about them. arolly Erickson has executed this balancing act with the same scorching wit and great-heartedness that has always illuminated her biographies.’ – Robin Maxwell, author of The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn. Carolly Erickson holds a Ph.D. in medieval history from Colombia University and was a college professor before becoming a writer. She has written many historical biographies, including The First Elizabeth, Her Little Majesty, and Alexandra.
Carolly Erickson's biography vividly portrays Elizabeth I as a complex and dynamic figure, showcasing her elegance, flirtatious nature, and diplomatic skills alongside her violent and arrogant tendencies. This engaging narrative invites readers to explore the multifaceted personality of a woman who captivated her era and continues to intrigue us today.
Marie Antoinette is portrayed as a complex figure, embodying the excesses of pre-Revolution France while also reflecting a sense of innocence. Her early life in the rigid and formal French court shaped her experiences and decisions. This exploration delves into her misunderstood character, revealing the contrast between her lavish lifestyle and the challenges she faced as a young woman in a tumultuous political landscape.
In 1804, when Josephine Bonaparte knelt before her husband, Napoleon, to receive the imperial diadem, few in the vast crowd of onlookers were aware of the dark secrets hidden behind the imperial facade. To her subjects, she appeared to vet hew most favored woman in France: alluring, wealthy, and with the devoted love of a remarkable husband who was the conqueror of Europe. In actuality, Josephine's life was far darker, for her celebrated allure was fading, her wealth was compromised by massive debt, and her marriage was corroded by infidelity and abuse. Josephine's life story was as turbulent as the age--an era of revolution and social upheaval, of the guillotine, and of frenzied hedonism. With telling psychological depth and compelling literary grace, Carolly Erickson brings the complex, charming, ever-resilient Josephine to life in this memorable portrait, one that carries the reader along every twist and turn of the empress's often thorny path, from the sensual richness of her childhood in the tropics to her final lonely days at Malmaison.
Focusing on the captivating personalities of Regency England, this social history explores the dynamic changes within English society during a period of significant transformation. The author, known for previous works like Bloody Mary and Mistress Anne, delves into the intriguing social interactions and historical context that shaped this era, offering readers a compelling look at the forces at play in a society in flux.
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The book offers a detailed exploration of Queen Victoria's life, highlighting her childhood, personal relationships, and her interactions with friends, family, and the public. It provides an insightful look into her character and the complexities of her reign, revealing the woman behind the crown and the societal influences that shaped her.
Focusing on the life of Anne Boleyn, this biography delves into her complex character and the sexual scandals that surrounded her, contrasting her experiences with those of her daughter, Elizabeth. Carolly Erickson's exploration highlights the political nuances of Boleyn's life, emphasizing her allure and the mysteries that have captivated historians for generations. The book promises a sensitive and insightful portrayal of a woman who remains a compelling figure in history.