I spent a most enjoyable morning at Ravenswood this week, talking about researching and writing historical fiction. Using extracts from The Janna Mysteries and A Ring Through Time, I showed the girls examples of how to weave fictional characters into real historical events, how to disseminate information in an interesting way, how to create characters…
I’ve been asked for more information regarding the Plantagenet Society in Sydney as we’re meeting this coming Saturday, 20th July to listen to an illustrated talk about the depiction of Richard III on screen – although I believe the presentation might also extend to several other kings/queens in the Plantagenet line. We meet every two…
A super weekend at Darling Harbour listening to a range of speakers talking about ‘the king in the car park’ who of course has risen to prominence for that very reason after 500 years. Did he or didn’t he? We’ll never know for sure, but on available evidence and based on logic it seems highly…
So exciting: there’s a five star review in the Manly Daily today for my book on the little penguins of Manly: ‘They are unique, beautiful and vulnerable. This book is a must have for all locals to bring awareness of their plight and help us learn about these precious little birds who deserve our care…
I’m so thrilled that my new book, The Little Penguins of Manly, has hit 4th place in the ‘best-sellers’ display at Humphreys Newsagents in Manly! Way to go, little penguins!! For more info re price and to order copies, please see my website: www.felicitypulman.com.au.