All the Winding World - Couverture souple

Innes, Kate

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 0993483747 ISBN 13 : 9780993483745

Editeur : Mindforest Press, 2018

Synopsis

The Spellbinding Second Volume in the Captivating Medieval Arrowsmith Trilogy

“A brilliant sequel to The Errant Hours. The resourceful and ingenious Illesa has become one of my favourite fictional characters. A skillfully woven tapestry of historical fact and captivating story-telling that leaves the reader begging for more adventures.” Karen Maitland

“The skillful crafting of and immersion in a brutal, beautiful, breathing world rife with treachery, disease, and dangers unseen will enchant readers new to the period and delight those who know it well.” Misty Urban – Historical Novel Society

“Rich, intricate and full of ordinary women finding power in a society that seeks always to rob them of autonomy. A fantastic testament to the power of love.”
Manda Scott

England 1294
The country is under siege, threatened by treachery and invasion.

In the Welsh Marches, resentment against crippling taxes and conscription boils over into rebellion. Lady Illesa Burnel, determined to protect her family and home, must find an ingenious way to free her imprisoned husband before Fortune’s Wheel tips them all into death and ruin.

In a peculiar company of pilgrims, armed only with the voice of a siren, the cunning of an actor, a rogue Knight Templar and a weasel, Illesa embarks on a reckless foray into the heart of the enemy’s castle.

This gripping sequel to The Errant Hours interweaves old and new characters in a moving story about the savagery of war, the insistence of love, and the power of illusion.

“This is such a gripping tale that I read it almost in one sitting, and yet the story is well grounded in the realities of medieval life. ‘All the Winding World’ is a great achievement.”
Dr Henrietta Leyser – University of Oxford Historian and author of ‘Medieval Women’

Kate Innes trained as an archaeologist, teacher and museum education officer before turning to writing full time. She lives in Shropshire near some of the locations in The Arrowsmith Trilogy.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Kate Innes was born in London and lived and worked in America and Zimbabwe. She is now based in Shropshire, and it is the history and natural beauty of this area that provides inspiration for both her fiction and poetry. She originally trained as an archaeologist and a teacher, and then worked as a Museum Education Officer around the Midlands, writing poetry in her spare time. After the arrival of her children, Kate began work on her medieval novel 'The Errant Hours' which was published in 2015. The Historical Novel Society selected 'The Errant Hours' as an 'Editor's Choice', and it was added to the reading list of the Medieval Studies Department at Bangor University. It is one of Book Riot's 'One Hundred Must Read Medieval Novels'. Her second novel, 'All the Winding World' is a sequel to 'The Errant Hours', set ten years later. It is due to be published on the 22 June 2018. Kate has been writing and performing poetry for many years, usually with a particular focus on animals, art and the natural world. Her poem 'Flocks of Words' won first prize in the 'Imagined Worlds' Competition held by the Friends of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Her first collection, also called 'Flocks of Words', was published in Spring 2017 and many of these poems form part of a performance with the acoustic music group 'Whalebone'. Kate runs writing workshops, gives illustrated talks, works collaboratively with communities and undertakes commissions and residencies. www.kateinneswriter.com

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Mindforest Press
• Date d'édition: 2018
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 0993483747
• ISBN 13: 9780993483745
• Reliure: Broché
• Numéro d'édition: 1
• Nombre de pages: 328
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