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.

Hugely useful resource for Bristol history fans; more than 80 of the booklets published by the Bristol branch of the Historical Association have been digitised and made available online. See https://t.co/eF3mPh9ysl

Bristol Times @Bristol_Times·

Today I have been looking at old Post pictures of campaigns, marches and demos. Here some women in Broadmead, January 1976, campaigning for wages for housework. This was before men selflessly and courageously took on anything up to 10% of washing, cleaning, cooking etc.

steve poole @RegionalHistory·

Attention: now fully accessible on a mobile device near you, this years Regional History Centre public seminar programme at M Shed! Download, ingest & come on down! @mshedbristol @UWE_Research @Bristol_Times @bristolarchives @UoBrisHistory @OsmondWallis https://t.co/H5TvxMo5q1

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