OLD FUSS & FEATHERS

ENGINEERING THE END OF MEDIEVAL WARFARE

Although I realise that it is a favourite pastime among historians, particularly the British, to demonstrate that our idols have feet of clay, I must protest at the inclusion of Winston Churchill in t

WHEN I was in the National Archives at Kew in London, researching for my first published book, I made a very interesting discovery. My book, “Damn’ Rebel Bitches: The Women Of The ’45”, was set during

HAVING compiled many poetry anthologies for children, Fiona Waters is an experienced editor. However her new collection “A Corner of a Foreign Field: The Illustrated Poetry of the First World War” is

If Kerrith was going to save Alain, she would have to be brave