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Thank you very much for your detailed answer! Especially the Ohler and the Siraisi sound really interesting.
Norbert Ohler is very good.
You can tell that you're well researched, your books are the first historical fiction that I've read in ages that isn't cliched and cheesey!
Thank you!. That is really encouraging to know.
What about The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England, by Ian Mortimer, Karen? I found that one extremely informative.
Yes, another really good one too. That too is on my shelves. Thanks for reminding me.
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Thank you very much for your detailed answer! Especially the Ohler and the Siraisi sound really interesting.
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Norbert Ohler is very good.You can tell that you're well researched, your books are the first historical fiction that I've read in ages that isn't cliched and cheesey!
Thank you!. That is really encouraging to know.
What about The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England, by Ian Mortimer, Karen? I found that one extremely informative.
Yes, another really good one too. That too is on my shelves. Thanks for reminding me.
