Immersive Historical Fiction set in the Middle Ages
If you’re like me, the winter break is prime historical fiction reading time: there’s nothing better than curling up in front of a roaring fire …
If you’re like me, the winter break is prime historical fiction reading time: there’s nothing better than curling up in front of a roaring fire …
Charles-Louis Hugo is one of the most important figures in the early modern historiography of the Premonstratensian Order. His Annales—about which I’ve written before on …
I’m pleased to make available my first attempt at building an online database! “The Sisters of Prémontré: A Prosopographical Database” makes searchable (by name, role, …
This is specifically a listing of freely accessible online resources, so it does not list works available only in print or online resources that are …
Austria | Belgium | Czechia | England | France | Germany | Hungary | Netherlands | Poland | Scotland | Spain | Switzerland This is …
It’s August, which means it’s time for me to think about what primary sources to include in the introductory medieval history classes I’ll be teaching …
This list of the castellans of Coucy between the mid-tenth and late fifteenth centuries is translated and abridged from Maxime Sars, Le Laonnois féodal, volume …
Podcasts are my companion on my walk to work in the morning, and my frequent diversion during some of the household chores of which I’m …
It’s difficult for an academic historian to critique popular history books on the Middle Ages without sounding snotty, or dry, or some unappetising combination of …
Archived from its original publication at http://hortulus-journal.com/2015/06/06/digital-publishing-column-yvonne-seale-on-empathy-in-editing/ You’d perhaps expect to learn a great deal about the craft of writing when working as the editor …