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Writing Medieval

Jules Frusher

This will be the new home for Lady Despenser's Scribery and Medieval Bits, as well as updates and selected scenes from my novel about Hugh Despenser. Oh, and some tips on writing historical fiction and fact too! Come and explore another century!

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Latest Issues

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Eleanor de Clare, Lady Despenser

This is a post about a remarkable woman, without whom Hugh’s rise to power (and later notoriety) would probably have never happened.

2 months ago
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Fiction: Confession

Here is the first bit of writing from my Despenser Novel to be put on this page. It is November 1326. Hugh has been captured by the Queen's supporter, the earl of Lancaster, beaten and imprisoned in Llantrisant Castle. Brother Stephan, the ...

2 months ago
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Hugh Despenser Goes AWOL 1310

And causes a bit of bother for his dad

2 months ago
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A Medieval Christmas Day Feast

Just a last-minute post before Christmas to wish all my lovely subscribers and supporters a happy, healthy and peaceful Christmas and jolly New Year! Writing Medieval will return in the New Year with lots more interesting articles, both fre...

3 months ago
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  • Jules Frusher

    I love writing about medieval things, particularly if they occur during the reign of Edward II - although I am pretty eclectic!

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