Norman Invasion
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The Bayeux Tapestry Returns to England, Reigniting Debate About Its Name
The Bayeux Tapestry’s return to England in the 2026 reawakened debate about changing its designation from a tapestry to embroidery.
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King & Conqueror, Made for TV
When I teach others to write, I tell them to put “the dead body” in the beginning. That is my metaphor for the central hook or dilemma that will spur people to read further. So, watching King & Conqueror, I laughed out loud at the opening battle scene strewn with corpses and again when the
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Finding Ewyas
Sometimes you have to disregard local knowledge to find hidden gems.
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Early Norman Castles
From 1048 to 1052, King Edward of England allowed his Norman associates to build three castles along the Welsh border.
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Iconic Bayeux Tapestry
Illustrated history.
