Why do the Tudors never cease to fascinate?

I spoke to Virginie Nussbaum of Le Temps about Wolf Hall, Anne Boleyn and 'Tudormania'. You can read the full article here - letemps.ch/articles/les-t…

Really loved this joint portrait of Philip and Mary Sidney

There are some splendid portraits at Syon House. Here we have Lady Jane Grey, Robert Dudley, William Cecil and the young Charles I

Oh I’m so pleased!! Thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🥺

Don’t forget that this Thursday I’ll be Hatchards discussing with Dr Joanne Paul all things Anne Boleyn.
Including her possible LOST LETTERS FROM FRANCE (that I discuss in my epilogue!)

hatchards.co.uk/events/the-bet…

🚨 JOB 🚨

Departmental Lecturer in Early Modern History Oxford History Christ Church

See below for details ⬇️
history.ox.ac.uk/event/departme…

Congratulations Dr Nicola Clark on the excellent 'The Waiting Game' & fine review from Dan Jones! telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fict…

For every Tudor Queen, their ladies-in-waiting were their confidantes and chaperones, and intimate witnesses to their lives during unpredictable times. Today, Suzannah Lipscomb talks to Dr Nicola Clark about their remarkable and previously untold stories: podfollow.com/not-just-the-t…

Happy publication day to Dr Nicola Clark! We loved having you at HistFest 2024.

In 2019, Ellie Grigsby created the world's first memorial to the facially disfigured soldiers of WWI. Her work inspired me when writing THE FACEMAKER. Now, Ellie is struggling to finish the final year of her PhD due to a lack of funding. Please help - justgiving.com/crowdfunding/e…

And if you can't make it, you can still pre-order her new book - uk.bookshop.org/a/12264/978152…!

That's right, I have the EXCLUSIVE with Dr Estelle Paranque on her publication day. You will want to join us!

hatchards.co.uk/events/the-bet…

(Bonus: Tickets include £5 off purchase of Thorns, Lust and Glory on the night!)

Happy publication day to Dr Nicola Clark! Pick up her meticulously researched, fresh and evocative tale of the women who inhabited the Tudor court now -

'Hell hath no fury like a lady in waiting scorned.'

uk.bookshop.org/a/12264/978147…

Sophie Smith (University College, Oxford (Univ)) asks about the role of intellectual history in perpetuating the prejudices faced by women in philosophy in the London Review of Books

lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

For members of Historical Association, 'Virtual Branch Recording: The House of Dudley' by Joanne Paul is here: history.org.uk/historian/news…. #TheHouseofDudley

#OTD in 1509, Edmund Dudley was arrested from his home in Candlewick Street, City of London, and taken to the Tower of London on charges of constructive treason; there was no role for Henry VII's unpopular financial agent in his son's new monarchy.

#tudors #edmunddudley

Had the joy of visiting the inspiring Ufton Court Educational Trust yesterday. A wonderfully preserved historic home (with a surfeit of priestholes!) hosting programmes for children, especially for those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Bumper day for books! Was very pleased to endorse Dr Nicola Clark’s forthcoming book The Waiting Game.

A good pairing these two… 🌹👑

Glory indeed! So happy that this arrived. Can't wait to speak with the author herself Dr Estelle Paranque in a fortnight Hatchards - do join us!

…eParanqueAtHatchards.eventbrite.co.uk

I wish I was still teaching.

I wouldn't have to prep material for WEEKS.

Clearly the CoE woke up yesterday and was like 'You know what was fun? 16th century religious debates. Let's see if we can get that going again'.

I’m so excited about this!!

Come and join us!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🤗