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2013

She Was a Martyr’s Trusted Friendoriginal ↗
19 Jun 2013
Historical Novel Society Interview: Susan Spannoriginal ↗
12 Jun 2013
Historical Novel Society Interview: Gillian Bagwelloriginal ↗
8 Jun 2013
Reconciling Atom Theory with Religionoriginal ↗
7 Jun 2013
Dandelions for Dinneroriginal ↗
3 Jun 2013
An Interview with Alda of Drachenhausoriginal ↗
1 Jun 2013
Queen Mother Gerberga: Protecting Her Sons – and Her Poweroriginal ↗
28 May 2013
Bertrada: Queen Mother and Diplomatoriginal ↗
21 May 2013
My Playlist? A Writing Quirk? Read the Interview.original ↗
17 May 2013
Above All, We Must Protect the Saint’s Relicsoriginal ↗
14 May 2013
Rediscovering a Roman Poet – and Atom Theory – Centuries Lateroriginal ↗
7 May 2013
The Challenge of a Medieval Man as a Herooriginal ↗
2 May 2013
The High Stakes of Etiquette for Young Ladies in the Regencyoriginal ↗
29 Apr 2013
Education or Entertainment? Read the Interview.original ↗
26 Apr 2013
When Treason Serves a Literary Purposeoriginal ↗
22 Apr 2013
Did They Have (Name the Ingredient) Then?original ↗
16 Apr 2013
‘The Cross and the Dragon’ Visits a Virtual Book Fairoriginal ↗
12 Apr 2013
Medieval Arabic Scholarship Might Have Preserved Scientific Knowledgeoriginal ↗
5 Apr 2013
A Special, Virtual Book Fair for Historical Novelistsoriginal ↗
3 Apr 2013
Carolingian Queens’ Role More Complex Than It Seemsoriginal ↗
22 Mar 2013
What’s Real? What’s Imaginary? Check Out the Intervieworiginal ↗
18 Mar 2013
Medieval Folk Would Think Our Lent Was Easyoriginal ↗
13 Mar 2013
Strong Is Sexyoriginal ↗
7 Mar 2013
An Interview about Writing, Getting Publishing, and Moreoriginal ↗
5 Mar 2013
Religion, Science Clashed over Atomsoriginal ↗
1 Mar 2013
‘A glorious tale’ and more praise for ‘The Cross and the Dragon’original ↗
26 Feb 2013
Why Religion is Essential to Medieval Fictionoriginal ↗
20 Feb 2013
Hints of Romance Between the King and the Queenoriginal ↗
10 Feb 2013
Time Travel in 10 Sentencesoriginal ↗
3 Feb 2013
Atom Theory in Ancient Indiaoriginal ↗
1 Feb 2013
When Magic Was Realoriginal ↗
30 Jan 2013
Surprise! Medieval people bathed.original ↗
23 Jan 2013
Should the Saxon War Leader Have Different Colored Eyes?original ↗
16 Jan 2013
Happy New Year to ‘The Cross and the Dragon’original ↗
12 Jan 2013
A Story of Shifting Alliances and Revengeoriginal ↗
8 Jan 2013
The Poetry of Atomsoriginal ↗
4 Jan 2013

2012

Help Wanted: Where Did These Images of the Lombard King Come From?original ↗
31 Dec 2012
Why December 25 for Jesus’s Birth?original ↗
22 Dec 2012
Historical Fiction in the Winter Book Blast Eventoriginal ↗
21 Dec 2012
A Mystery: Why Did the King Want to Divorce the Queen?original ↗
18 Dec 2012
“The Cross and the Dragon” visits The Queen’s Quill and Random Bits of Fascinationoriginal ↗
16 Dec 2012
Interview about “The Cross and the Dragon” at To Read or Not to Readoriginal ↗
14 Dec 2012
Let’s Go to the (Blog) Hop: Winter Book Blast Eventoriginal ↗
13 Dec 2012
Florentines’ Claim to Charlemagneoriginal ↗
12 Dec 2012
Dante’s Vision of Charlemagne in the Afterlifeoriginal ↗
11 Dec 2012
Centuries Later, the Legend of Roland Enduresoriginal ↗
10 Dec 2012
Ancient Greeks Were the First to Hypothesize Atomsoriginal ↗
7 Dec 2012
Contacting Reviewers: A Few Rules of Engagementoriginal ↗
4 Dec 2012
Anticipation and Anxiety: Medieval Childbirthoriginal ↗
28 Nov 2012
Carrots: Medieval Medicine and Foodoriginal ↗
21 Nov 2012
What if Long-Ago Letters Were Part of High School History Classes?original ↗
15 Nov 2012
Interview with The Maiden’s Court about “The Cross and the Dragon”original ↗
13 Nov 2012
Great Way to Start November for ‘The Cross and the Dragon’original ↗
6 Nov 2012
What Are Things Made of? Depends on When You Ask.original ↗
2 Nov 2012
An Interview with Elizabeth Caulfield Felt about ‘The Cross and the Dragon’original ↗
1 Nov 2012
The Naming of Cats is Easy; Try Naming Charactersoriginal ↗
22 Oct 2012
Review Makes a Great Start to a Writer’s Weekoriginal ↗
14 Oct 2012
4,500 Dead in One Dayoriginal ↗
10 Oct 2012
Interview with The Dashing Duchessesoriginal ↗
4 Oct 2012
Wonderful Wednesday for a Writer: Two Reviews of “The Cross and the Dragon”original ↗
4 Oct 2012
The Next Big Thing: A Pagan Peasant Familyoriginal ↗
1 Oct 2012
This is the Way We Wash the Clothes…in the 18th and Early 19th Centuriesoriginal ↗
26 Sept 2012
“The Cross and the Dragon” featured on Reading the Pastoriginal ↗
19 Sept 2012
On the Other Side Notebook: Interview at Spann of Timeoriginal ↗
14 Sept 2012
Researching Headgear for Eighth-Century Bishopsoriginal ↗
5 Sept 2012
Your Mission: Distill Your Novel to 200 Words or Lessoriginal ↗
30 Aug 2012
Stepping into a Medieval Spanish Civil Waroriginal ↗
20 Aug 2012
Q and A about ‘The Cross and the Dragon’ on Unusual Historicalsoriginal ↗
19 Aug 2012
Another Preview of ‘The Cross and the Dragon’original ↗
16 Aug 2012
Centuries and an ocean awayoriginal ↗
12 Aug 2012
Four Sources to Re-create Eighth-Century Franciaoriginal ↗
8 Aug 2012
Help Wanted: What Would You Like to Know about ‘The Cross and the Dragon’?original ↗
1 Aug 2012
Charlemagne’s Clothes: A Political Statementoriginal ↗
24 Jul 2012
Review: ‘The Abencerraje’original ↗
17 Jul 2012
Traditional Marriage: Eighth Century Frankish Styleoriginal ↗
15 Jun 2012
Was Victor Hugo’s Crazy Daughter Truly Crazy?original ↗
31 May 2012
What Would Roland Think of “The Song of Roland”?original ↗
23 May 2012
We Won’t Write about the Massacre While the Emperor Is Aliveoriginal ↗
22 May 2012
When Artistry Trumps Accuracyoriginal ↗
11 May 2012
Powerful People Don’t Say ‘I’ As Oftenoriginal ↗
5 May 2012
Charlemagne’s High Stakes Family Feudoriginal ↗
25 Apr 2012
Help Wanted: When Was This Image of Charlemagne and the Pope Painted?original ↗
19 Apr 2012
Tagged! I’m It in the Lucky 7 Memeoriginal ↗
13 Apr 2012
Puritans Would Love Dandelions in Their Lawnsoriginal ↗
5 Apr 2012
Recycling in the Most Annoying Way: Medieval Namesoriginal ↗
29 Mar 2012
An Author’s Note Means We Trust Our Audienceoriginal ↗
21 Mar 2012
I’m Not Reading Fairy Tales; I’m Doing Researchoriginal ↗
15 Mar 2012
It’s Not Me; It’s My Characters: Tortureoriginal ↗
8 Mar 2012
To the Carolingians, Books Were Preciousoriginal ↗
2 Mar 2012
So Bad, It’s Good (or At Least Amusing)original ↗
23 Feb 2012
A 13th Century Invention That Changed Livesoriginal ↗
17 Feb 2012
Writing, Even When Your Heart Breaksoriginal ↗
10 Feb 2012
Peanut Butter Started Out as a High Class Foodoriginal ↗
2 Feb 2012
Medieval Laundry: A Bat, a Trough, Lye, and Clayoriginal ↗
27 Jan 2012
What? No Coffee? Not in Medieval Europeoriginal ↗
19 Jan 2012
America the Beautiful: A Protest Songoriginal ↗
11 Jan 2012
A Window to a Culture: A Medieval Poem about a Catoriginal ↗
2 Jan 2012

2011

The Original St. Nicholasoriginal ↗
22 Dec 2011
Cabbage Didn’t Always Look Like Thisoriginal ↗
15 Dec 2011
Tragic Results of Forgetting America’s Worst Mine Disasteroriginal ↗
8 Dec 2011
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