It’s happy release day to Lords of Iron, the third and concluding book in the Dark Age Chronicles Trilogy. Watch and listen to a short recording about the research books I used #newrelease #MenOfIron #WarriorsOfIron #LordsofIron #histfic

It’s happy release day to Lords of Iron, the third and concluding book in the Dark Age Chronicles Trilogy. Watch and listen to a short recording about the research books I used #newrelease #MenOfIron #WarriorsOfIron #LordsofIron #histfic

A whizz through the research books I used when writing the Dark Age Chronicles

Read the original author notes for Men of Iron.

Learn about Meddi, the seeress of the Eorlingas

Meet Wærmund, Saxon warrior from the east

Curious? Check out my blog for more details below

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The Dark Age Chronicles – journey to the 540s in what would become Saxon England

To what extent can we – or should we – select one date or event as ‘the end of Roman Britain’? #non-fiction

Image shows a map of Early England showing the places mentioned in the text of the book — The Dark Age Chronicles Map

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I'm a writer of historical fiction (Early England/Viking and the British Isles as a whole before 1066, as well as three 20th century mysteries), and a nonfiction title about the royal women of tenth century England. View all posts by MJ Porter, author

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