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.

Dan Foster meets the radicals in The Butcher’s Block - but where were the women? I discuss women in the 18th century reform movement in my blog 'Women in the London Corresponding Soc'. https://t.co/Z8D9ANPSYA #histfic

Dr Gillian Murphy @drgillianmurphy·

This beautiful WSPU bow brooch has been donated to the Women's Library in memory of Myra Sadd-Brown, pioneer of women's suffrage, on the occasion of her granddaughter's Diamond Wedding Anniversary and her grandson's Golden Wedding Anniversary.

The London Library @TheLondonLib·

"The voice of Love seemed to call to me, but it was a wrong number."
#PGWodehouse died on #ValentinesDay 1975, so we've popped down to Periodicals to reminisce with the Strand magazine where over 200 of his stories first appeared.
Signal strength isn't great down here though.

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