Tag Archives: Eric Ives

9 Day Giveaway – Day 8 – Win ‘Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery’ by Eric Ives

Posted on 7th September 2021 by Tamise

To celebrate 20 years of my website, I am running a 9 Day Giveaway on key dates throughout the year that relate to Lady Jane. 7th September 1548 – Jane is chief mourner at the funeral of Dowager Queen Katherine … Continue reading →

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The Boleyn Festival – Further details

Posted on 29th March 2012 by Tamise

Norfolk Eastern Daily Press has further details about the Boleyn Festival, including a key note address by Professor Eric Ives (author of The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn). New literary festival at Blickling Hall will open the book on … Continue reading →

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Books 2011: On Sale Today – Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery by Eric Ives (Paperback)

Posted on 14th October 2011 by Tamise

14th October – Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery (Paperback) “A highly ingenious solution to the mystery of Jane Grey′s thirteen–day usurpation of the throne. Ives′s research skills are formidable and will make this book essential, if provocative reading.” — … Continue reading →

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Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery by Eric Ives – Paperback News

Posted on 22nd September 2011 by Tamise

The paperback version of ‘Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery’ by Eric Ives is due to be published on 30th September in the UK. Wiley publishers have very kindly informed me that the only changes are minor text alterations and … Continue reading →

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BBC History Magazine Tudor Special

Posted on 23rd June 2011 by Tamise

The August edition of BBC History Magazine will be a Tudor Special. ‘In our Tudor special, Professor Eric Ives considers the lasting appeal of England’s most celebrated Royal household, while Tudor historians Anna Whitelock, GW Bernard, Susan Doran, Steven Gunn … Continue reading →

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