Elisabeth Storrs guest speaker at SWW this month
Calling all Sydney-siders interested in reading and/or writing historical fiction: Elisabeth Storrs will be talking about Art, Inspiration and Historical Fiction: A Tuscan Odyssey at the Society of Women Writers Lunch on Wednesday 8th November at the State Library, Macquarie St, details below. Beautiful Tuscany was once the heartland of the Etruscans and the location…
The Once and Future Camelot
(Adult Fiction) "They would do anything to be reunited with those they love, even if it means traveling beyond the boundaries of the world as we know it!" Two women, descended from Morgan le Fay but living almost 1000 years apart, share catastrophic visions of the future. Marie, troubadour at the court of Eleanor of…EMAIL ADDRESS ALERT!
Just to let you know that I’ve been having problems with my website lately, and this has affected my contact email address: felicity@felicitypulman.com.au. If you’ve tried to reach me lately and had your email returned from that address, do please try again as hopefully the problem has now been sorted. Thanks! And grrrrr! But I’m…
The QS and the Medieval Faire at St Ives
Unfortunately my website has been down for a while so I’m a bit late telling you about the two wonderful things I did last weekend. First up was a ‘theatre in the wild’ experience walking around the Quarantine Station in Manly with a group re-enacting their ‘Convict Footprints Quarantined’ show on Saturday. Very entertaining and very…
The Plantagenets and Medieval Time
Judy King gave a fascinating talk about ‘William Marshal – England’s greatest knight’ at the Plantagenet Society meeting yesterday. Born a landless noble in 1147, William Marshal became the ‘king’s right hand’ to five English kings through his life: Henry II, the ‘Young King’ Henry, Richard I, John and Henry III. He was renowned for his…