PRESIDENTS, PRIME MINISTERS, KINGS & QUEENS PODCAST - NEW EPISODE

190. King Richard I (1187-99)

I talk to bestselling author and top historian Dan Jones @dgjones about the life of Richard the Lionheart

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It’s my spot on the #BlogTour for the #WolvesOfWinter @dgjones @HoZ_Books @AriaFiction

The #EssexDogs are back, it’s dirty, gory, gritty and the storytelling is hugely compelling. It’s historical fiction perfection

Full review on insta ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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C'est fait! J'ai donné ma collection complète de #Ellipse poésie en traduction que j'ai co-dirigé plusieurs années à @USherbrooke -- 66 numéros
Elle fut fondée en 1969 par le regretté #DGJones
#CultureQuébécoise
Traduction de poètes canadiens des deux langues...

History is full of uncertain waters - the people we remember kept moving anyway.

The course may change. But sometimes moving forward is the only thing that matters. Keep paddling.

📖Sceptered Isle @HelenhCarr
🧢@dgjones
🐶Jasper 🤍

Thanks to @dgjones and This Is History I now know that the Plantagenets kept camels at Kings Langley Palace, but I'm mostly mad that they didn't rename it Camel-ot. Wasted opportunity for maximum hilarity.

I swear a container has just arrived from the UK!
Books I know about, thanks to social media...
Now, to decide what to read first (ignoring the 30 I already have)
@DrJaninaRamirez
@malorieblackman
@dgjones

@History_Hit Rereading The Plantagenets by @dgjones #HistoryHitBookClub

This week's #library haul. Including two from @dgjones

Great to meet @marinamaral2 and the Dan's @dgjones @thehistoryguy
Thanks for the fun evening

Today, I'm reviewing Wolves of Winter by Dan Jones on the blog #blogtour #newrelease #TheHundredYearsWar #WolvesOfWinter
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I was not ready for it (@dgjones @DanWTG)

I commemorate the feast of Thomas Beckett, patron saint of clerical exceptionalism, by urging people to read The Plantagenets by @dgjones in which they can learn a bit about what Beckett was really like.