I regularly post for the English Historical Fiction Authors blog, and have also posted for Madame Gilflurt and others. A list of my guest posts can be found below:

For English Historical Fiction Authors:

• A post on serendipity and historical research
• A post on the Cinque Ports Volunteers, Pitt the Younger’s own volunteer corps
• On the joys of archival research (a rather mucky joy, but a joy nonetheless)
• On defending Britain against invasion during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars: the low-down on the difference between the militia, the volunteers, and all the other auxiliary forces
• The real “Last of the Mohicans” and their visit to England in the 1760s
• The Order of the Garter during the reign of George III
• The Anglo-Russian Helder Campaign of 1799
• “The Mischief Done Me”: Lord Chatham’s dismissal from the Admiralty in 1794
• First part of a two-part post on William Pitt the Younger
• Second part of a two-part post on William Pitt the Younger
• The Local Militia Act of 1808
• On location research in Gibraltar
• An article on Pitt the Elder’s house of Burton Pynsent, Somerset
• The Siege of Flushing, August 1809
• Court dress at royal birthday celebrations during the reign of George III
• Georgiana Townshend’s garrulous take on the court of George III
• Historical re-enactment: where fun and history meet
• George Canning’s colleague-rating system, 1807
• The building of Gibraltar’s Protestant church
• “The mysterious Mr Anderson”: a questionable (and hilarious) account of the Walcheren expedition
• A 19th century check-out inventory: Lord Chatham and Abington Hall
• Eyewitness accounts of the Battle of Salamanca 1812

And a joint post with Stephenie Woolterton of The Private Life of Pitt fame:

• “There’s Something About those Pitt Brothers”: in which Steph and I gush at length about Lord Chatham and Pitt the Younger

For Madame Gilflurt:

• An article on John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham
• And an article on Mary Elizabeth Pitt, Countess of Chatham
• An article on the collapse of Pitt the Elder in the House of Lords
• An article on Charles Manners, 4th Duke of Rutland

For Mariana Gabrielle:

• A post on Mary, Countess of Chatham and her mysterious illness

For Jude Knight:

• A post in defence of John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham

And a quick post for the Bluestocking Belles’ Teatime Tattler:

• A fictionalised look at  “Mad Jack” Fuller’s interruption of the Walcheren inquiry