Historical Magic by Martha Jean Johnson
Martha Jean JohnsonShort takes on historical fiction, including recommendations, observations, quandaries, and more
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When We Judge History by Modern Standards
February 13 is the anniversary of Katheryn Howard’s execution. She was the second of Henry VIII’s wives to be beheaded for adultery and treason and about nineteen or twenty at the time. Later that day, one of her ladies-in-waiting also died...
Two New Historical Novels—Exceptional and Not a Tudor in Sight
My fascination with England probably began reading legends about King Arthur—or maybe it was the Beatles. Whatever the spark, I grew up to become an unapologetic Anglophile.
A Puzzling Queen and her Accomplice
For Tudor aficionados, few women spark more speculation than Katheryn Howard and Jane Boleyn. Katheryn was Henry VIII’s fifth wife—the second to be accused of adultery and treason. Jane Boleyn was the lady-in-waiting who arranged the queen’...
I Think about Anne Boleyn and Mark Smeaton
Like most historical novelists, I’m fascinated by the real life figures who appear in my book. In The Queen’s Musician, my protagonist is Tudor musician Mark Smeaton, a gifted young man entrapped in the conspiracy against Anne Boleyn. The q...
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I have published a series of nonfiction books on politics and public opinion. My debut novel will be published in May 2025.
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