University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies Lecture: Royalty and Popular Culture: Fact, Fiction and the Crown
HISTORY Interview: Why Princess Diana’s 1995 BBC Interview Shocked the World
Smithsonian Magazine Interview: Why 1992 Was Such a ‘Horrible Year’ for Elizabeth II and the Royal Family
CBC News Interview: Mixing royal fact and fiction: Why the next season of The Crown is facing more controversy
CBC News Interview: Contradictions, charisma and a well-known story: Why it’s so hard to become Diana on screen
New BBC History Magazine Article: The upstairs/ downstairs world of Downton Abbey: how true to life is it?
New Canadian Encyclopedia Article: King Edward VIII
Books I’ve Read This Week: The 19th and 20th Centuries in Historical Fiction
Books I’ve Read This Week: The Ancient World in Historical Fiction
Books I’ve Read This Week: Vacation Reading
Books I’ve Read This Week: Fun Novels and Unexpected Royal References
Books I’ve Read This Week: Royal Historical Fiction
CBC Books Interview: 6 Must Reads for the Royal Obsessed
Globe and Mail and Mashable Interviews about “The Crown” TV series on Netflix
The Weekend Bookshelf: Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville, The Luminaries and How to Be a Victorian
Friday Royal Read: The Exchange of Princesses by Chantal Thomas (Historical Fiction)
Royal Travelogue 4: The Queens Who Shaped Edinburgh’s Palace of Holyroodhouse
A King’s Ransom by Sharon Kay Penman (Historical Fiction Review)
Empress of the Night: A Novel of Catherine the Great by Eva Stachniak (Historical Fiction Review)
