Bedwyr: The True Sir Bedivere
Bedwyr, later known as Sir Bedivere, was a close friend of King Arthur. Learn more about this important character of the Arthurian Age.
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Book Tour & Give Away: The Fish, The Fighters & The Song-Girl
Today I’m pleased to be a part of Silver Dagger’s online book tour (a new concept for me!) for a great book by one of my favorite author duos, Janet & Chris Morris. The Fish, The Fighters & The Song-Girl is the ninth and final (so far) book in the tale of Tempus and his … Read more
Book Tour and Giveaway!
Hi Folks! I’ve been tardy on my next post (which will be about Bedwyr!) but that’s because I’ve been doing some serious writing and research for Three Wicked Revelations. For today, however, I’m excited to be a part of an online book tour organized by Perseid Press. For the month of May, The Retreat to … Read more
Cei: The Sir Kay of Arthurian History
Before he was Sir Kay, Knight of the Round Table, he was Cei, warrior of Arthurian Legend and History. Learn more here.
Little Details: Mordred’s Family
Who were Mordred’s family? His father was not Arthur. He had a wife and children. Who were they? What part did they play in The Arthurian Age?
Guinevere: King Arthur’s Only Queen?
Who was the real Guinevere? Was she King Arthur’s only wife? Does she deserve her reputation? There’s more to her story than most know.
King Arthur is a French Romance?
Why are some stories of King Arthur referred to as French Romances? See how the ideals of the Late Medieval period changed Arthurian legend.
Where Was Camelot?
There are many possibilities for the location of Arthur’s fortress, known as the fabled Camelot. Where is the best guess?
Our Third Visit to Britain
Hello, mates! We’re back from our third visit to Britain and still recovering from jet lag, but here’s a quick post about our travels. There are a lot of pictures, so it might load slow, but we saw some amazing places! For the most part, this was a research trip for locations from my historical … Read more
A Hole in Britain’s History
Search the Internet for Britain’s history between the Romans and the Anglo-Saxons and you’ll find something’s oddly missing.