Photo by: Paul Cristina
Melissa Wray has just posted a new interview (with me) on her blog Dream Big, Read Often. It’s very generous of Melissa to offer me the spot, while answering interview questions is always fun and often quite challenging! Please check it out: http://melissawray.blogspot.com/2014/08/in-conversation-with-felicity-pulman.html. Thanks Melissa!
I, Morgana is published by Momentum as an e-book but I know some of you want to buy a ‘real book’. There is a POD option available; if you’re overseas (from Australia) you can buy it through Amazon at $17.99 + postage (which in Australia brings the price up to $31.79.) If you’re in Australia,…
Probably the only time Morgana was truly happy was when she spent time with Launcelot at Joyous Garde. He commissioned a set of tapestries for the hall, and charged Morgana with their design – and for this I’ve borrowed ideas from the exquisite Lady and the Unicorn tapestries seen some years ago at the Musee National du…
One of the fun things I had to do while writing I, Morgana was to make a plan of a medieval garden for Glastonbury Priory. I envisioned a giant wheel with ‘spokes’ separating each different segment – for medicinal herbs, household plants, food, kitchen cookery, etc with herbers in the corner for the nuns’ contemplation and…
I’ve just realised I’ve been putting in the wrong code for those of you who want to buy either the e-book version or a POD of my book. Please go to: http://bit.ly/1roCxFe. This will take you to the I, Morgana page at Momentum where you can click through your preferred retailers, or buy directly from…
One of the enduring themes in Arthurian literature, and a strong thread in my new novel I, Morgana, is the notion that one day King Arthur will return again to save Britain in her hour of need. The belief that Arthur is a real historic figure is still very strong, as is the notion that…
For a sneak preview of I, Morgana and a chance to win a copy of my new e-book, please go to the Momentum site: http://bit.ly/1qLy0wW – and good luck!
Left: painting of the bewitching of Merlin, one of the themes in my novel as Morgana has her revenge on her one-time mentor. I’ve so enjoyed writing I, Morgana and will talk about some other themes I’ve explored in my novel in future blogs. Now, I just want to thank the beautiful Serene Conneeley for…
Following the release of I, Morgana yesterday, Serene Conneeley and I are celebrating the launch of our two new books on fb on line tonight and we’re hoping you’ll join us for a night of fun, with chat, quizzes and prizes. Serene is launching Into the Dark, sequel to her wonderful novel for YA…
The Lady of Shalott, the mysterious and haunting poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson, as sung by Loreena McKennitt, is one of my favourite poems / songs. It raises so many questions of why, and what if ..? Why was the lady trapped in the tower; why did she have to die when she looked out of…