I have it in mind to write a short story around Constance of York, the heroine of Within the Fetterlock. There's a practical reason for this, at least potentially, I'm not just doing it on a whim, or for fun. However, at the moment I haven't a scooby what to write about, although it could be about any aspect of her life not covered in the novel. (I don't want to rake over old ground).
Any suggestions gratefully received. No prize for the winner though, I'm afraid, though if it's a really inspiring idea I haven't thought about I will credit you when and if the thing is published.
Alianore Audley may also get her own short story in due course.
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Showing posts with label Within the Fetterlock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Within the Fetterlock. Show all posts
Monday, 3 August 2009
Monday, 22 June 2009
Constance of York
Fans of Within the Fetterlock may like to know that Constance now has her own entry on the online Find a Grave site. The entry is a pretty positive one - I could almost have written it myself, although I promise you I didn't. (But for Google Alerts I'd have known nothing about it.)
You can even leave a memorial message on there if you like, though really you're about 593 years too late.
You can even leave a memorial message on there if you like, though really you're about 593 years too late.
Tuesday, 14 April 2009
Within the Fetterlock - endorsement from Sharon K. Penman
Within the Fetterlock has just had this wonderful endorsement from Sharon K. Penman :
"I highly recommend this suspenseful, compelling novel about a fascinating woman, Constance of York, set in the turbulent reigns of Richard II and Henry IV. Readers of good historical fiction will be eagerly awaiting Brian Wainwright's next book; I know I am!"
Yes, that Sharon K. Penman! To say I am pleased is putting it mildly - pleased for Constance as well as for Tamara Mazzei at Trivium and myself. To say nothing of flattered.
The only thing is, I really need to get on with writing the next book...
"I highly recommend this suspenseful, compelling novel about a fascinating woman, Constance of York, set in the turbulent reigns of Richard II and Henry IV. Readers of good historical fiction will be eagerly awaiting Brian Wainwright's next book; I know I am!"
Yes, that Sharon K. Penman! To say I am pleased is putting it mildly - pleased for Constance as well as for Tamara Mazzei at Trivium and myself. To say nothing of flattered.
The only thing is, I really need to get on with writing the next book...
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