[close] Elizabeth in Sanctuary Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] Edward falls ill. Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] "History is rich with characters" says Philippa Gregory. Here she shares some thoughts on her future historical novels. Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] Before the Tudors there were the Plantagenets. Like the Tudors, they lived high and loved passionately. Philippa Gregory speaks about what inspired her to write The White Queen. Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] Writers are constantly tempted to romanticize history. Philippa Gregory discusses the delicate art of bringing facts to life when writing historical fiction. Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] Philippa Gregory offers her view on the still unsolved, true-life mystery surrounding the disappearance of Elizabeth's two young sons. Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] Historical fiction writers face challenges when interpreting historical records that were largely created by men. Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] The White Queen is the story of a common woman who becomes queen by virtue of her beauty. Philippa Gregory offers insight into the life of the remarkable heroine of her new book. Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] Seeing the Past Through 21st-century Eyes Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]

[close] Elizabeth as a Politician Get more on Philippa Gregory at SimonandSchuster.com [close]