Interviews

Audio interviews available online

• Interview with Richard O'Brien of Euradio Nantes, 1 October 2012
• Interview with Peter Anstis of expatsradio.com, 31 March 2012
• Podcast of a short lecture on the differences and similarities beteen history and historical fiction, 18 November 2011 (part of the Novel Approaches conference at the Institute of Historical Research)
• Interview about historical fiction with Kathryn Hadley, 26 May 2011 (History Today)
• Interview about 1415 with George Miller, 25 Feb 2010
• Podcast for 1415, September 2009 (Blackwells/podularity.com)
• BBC History downloads. These are freely available via Itunes: interviews about The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England, The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England and 1415: Henry V's Year of Glory appear under 24 September 2008 (medieval guide), 2 October 2009 (1415), and 1 March 2012 (Elizabethan guide).

Video interviews available online

• Interview with Bruce Holsinger about writing history in different forms (2012). Unfortunately the sound isn't so good, which is a shame as it was a good discussion. It also available on Youtube.
• Interview with George Miller about life in Elizabethan England (2012)
• A few words introducing The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England (2012)
• Panel session, 'Novel Approaches: The differences and similarities between historical fiction and academic history' at the Institute of Historical Research, London (2011) (Youtube). I have to say, I was not feeling great that day, as I explained in my write-up for the Society of Authors about the whole conference.
• Ways with Words, Dartington (2011) (Telegraph)
• Appledore Festival (2009) (Youtube)

Written interviews available online

• Interview with Katherine Roberts for the History Girls website
• Interviews about my fiction for authors of blogs in USA, October 2012:
  • Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell
  • British Weekly
  • Laura's Reviews
  • Medievalists.net
  • Radiant Light
  • The Girdle of Melian
• Interview with Frank Thadeusz of Der Spiegel (2012). NB Take some of the statements at the start of this with a pinch of salt - I love travelling, although I do not fly; I have never built a bell tower; and I was not 'frustrated after my exams'. I have always been frustrated by the restrictions of history as an academic discipline.
  
• Interview with the editor of Historically Speaking, Donald A. Yerxa (2010)
  
• Interview with Medievalists.net (2009)
  
• Interview for the Richard III Society (2008; no longer available online but published in the Ricardian Bulletin)
  
• Interview at The Book Depository (2007)