Toni Mount es una historiadora, conferencista y autora que se especializa en las vidas ordinarias y los personajes fascinantes de la historia. Su obra se nutre de un profundo interés en la medicina medieval y las humanidades europeas, complementado por estudios en literatura y escritura creativa. Mount da vida a aspectos menos conocidos pero cautivadores del pasado para sus lectores. Su estilo distintivo combina una investigación meticulosa con una narrativa atractiva, resucitando de manera efectiva figuras y eventos históricos.
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Exploring the challenges of living in Anglo-Saxon England, this self-help guide for time-travelers addresses essential questions about rights, health, and social dynamics during that era. It provides insights into daily life, from earning a living to navigating relationships, particularly for women. Readers will encounter notable historical figures and learn practical skills like bread-making and storytelling. With humor and practical advice, the book prepares newcomers for Viking encounters and the rich culture of the time, ensuring they feel at home in this fascinating world.
Isaac Newton and the England he knew: the people, places and events that shaped history's greatest scientist.
Step back in time to visit, and survive, this most popular era in English history.
Explore the life and controversies of Richard III, one of England's most infamous monarchs. This introduction delves into his reign, the political intrigue of his time, and the enduring debates surrounding his legacy. The book highlights key events and figures that shaped his rule, offering insights into the historical context and the myths that have emerged about him. Through a balanced examination, readers gain a deeper understanding of Richard III's impact on English history and the ongoing discussions about his character and actions.
Fun and informative guide for the historical traveller, finding themselves living in Medieval England.
The story follows Seb Foxley, Rose, and their mysterious companion Kit, a priest with a complex history, as they embark on a pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral. Along the way, they encounter a diverse group of fellow travelers, each with their own stories and motivations, promising both challenges and revelations during this spiritual journey. The narrative explores themes of faith, redemption, and the transformative power of shared experiences.