Gather 'round, my friends, and listen closely, for I shall weave a tale of intrigue and danger, whispers in the dark, and secrets buried.

Transforming the English Countryside

I be Isabel Rushworth, from the novel 'Dream of Courage', a humble peasant woman from these lands of England. My life, it ain't been an easy

Easter: The Celebration of the Resurrection of Christ or the Pagan Goddess Eostre. Regularly observed from the earliest days of the...

In the annals of history, the genesis of Valentine’s Day lies shrouded in layers of mystique and folklore.

Why Australia is on the brink of losing a generation of authors

The enthralling narrative of "Dream of Courage: Facing Fear Head On" has surged to the summit of bestseller lists, transporting readers...

Editorial Review - The Historical Fiction Company Review The Historical Fiction Company Review: A tale of adventure wrapped up with a...

Unveiling the Triumph of Paul Rushworth-Brown's dream. The US National Times announces the launch of Paul Rushworth-Brown's latest...

The Victorian era's educational landscape was one of stark contrasts and unrelenting challenges for underprivileged children.

PROLOGUE The echoes of battle still reverberated through the blood soaked fields of England. A kingdom once united under the rule of...

MEET THE AUTHOR talks with Paul about his, highly anticipated, novel "Dream of Courage"

When it comes to Henry VIII's achievements, his conquest of Yorkshire remains a lesser-known tale. Unlike traditional battles, this...

Corporal punishment is derived from a Latin word meaning body. It meant physical punishment and in the past, it was very common. Whipping...

MEET THE AUTHOR Podcast: LIVE - Featuring Australian novelist PAUL RUSHWORTH BROWN. Find out how Paul went from history nerd to...

The earliest beds were piles of straw, leaves, or animal skins on the ground. These things were plentiful and easy enough to come by.

Written by Rosanne E. Lortzand edited by Paul Rushworth-Brown Death has always been one of the most frightening prospects faced by...

Written by Helen Hollick and Edited by Paul Rushworth-Brown Fiction, movies and TV tend to portray the smugglers of the past as small...

Christmas trees, Christmas lights and Santa Claus: none of what we now take for Christmas traditions are indigenous to old England. The...

Author's latest novel 'Red Winter Journey' - set in Haworth - is up for award