Lucienne Boyce – I live in Bristol and I write historical fiction and non-fiction. In 2006 I completed an MA in English Literature with the Open University, specialising in eighteenth century literature.

One of the biggest archaeological sites in Bristol must be under water. Over 1000 yrs worth of things dropped overboard still lie undiscovered in the docks. These medieval pilgrim badges were recovered from silt dredged from the Floating Harbour in 1892. https://maps.bristol.gov.uk/kyp/?edition=bristol&layer=Archaeological%20and%20Architectural%20Objects&x=358469.14&y=172260.48&extent=418.51

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A new St Bride's is something to look forward to!

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Even before the war Bristol's historic streets were being lost. Here St Peter's church is backdrop to some fine ancient buildings on the corner of Mary le Port Street. In 1936, shortly after this photo, the buildings were pulled down.. https://maps.bristol.gov.uk/kyp/?edition=bristol&layer=Library%20collections&x=359055.03&y=173075.37&extent=174.38

Death Makes No Distinction:
A Dan Foster Mystery

Death Makes No Distinction:
A Dan Foster Mystery

The Butcher’s Block:
A Dan Foster Mystery

The Butcher’s Block:
A Dan Foster Mystery

The Fatal Coin:
A Dan Foster Mystery

The Fatal Coin:
A Dan Foster Mystery

Bloodie Bones:
A Dan Foster Mystery

Bloodie Bones:
A Dan Foster Mystery

The Bristol Suffragettes

The Bristol Suffragettes

To The Fair Land

To The Fair Land