Eliza Knight

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If you are interested in having me present a workshop to your chapter or group, please email me for further information.  writer@elizaknight.com
 
 
  The Tudors: An Epic Dynasty
 
 
The Tudor reign began in 1485 and ended in 1603.
 
 
There were six reigning monarchs in the Tudor dynasty: Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Jane Grey, Mary I and Elizabeth I.   Although some may not consider Jane Grey to have been a monarch considering she was only on the throne for nine days.

 


There will be six lessons during this course, one lesson for each monarch. Each lesson will discuss the reign of the monarchs, and I will attempt to throw in some fun facts and gritty scandals too!  There will be open discussions throughout the workshop.  At the end of each lesson there is an assignment.

 

Lesson One:  Henry VII (1485 -1509)
Lesson Two:  Henry VIII (1509 - 1547)
Lesson Three:  Edward VI (1547 - 1553)
Lesson Four:  Jane Grey (July 1553)
Lesson Five:  Mary I (1553 - 1558)
Lesson Six: Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603)
 

 

2008 Tudors Workshop

Schedule 

Feb. 19-20, 2008 

Hearts Through History

www.heartsthroughhistory.com 

July 1 - August 12, 2008 

Charter Oak Romance Writers

www.charteroakromancewriters.org

August 18- 22, 2008

Romantic Inks

www.romanticinks.com

 
 

Conducting Historical Research Online 

 

There is a plethora of information available online for anybody who wants to look. As a writer of historical fiction, you will often find yourself needing this information. But how do you go about getting it?

This class will teach you the ins and outs of conducting research online. Do you need to find just one little nitty gritty detail or a vast amount of information that directly correlates to your plot? Do
you need to know what street Carlton House was on? Or how many guns were on the HMS Impregnable? By the end of this class you should have a grasp on how to get this information.

I will also discuss how to mesh your research into your story so it flows and doesn’t feel “textbook.” Have you ever read a book, where it feels like the author is just regurgitating fact to you, instead of seamlessly mixing it into narrative or dialogue?

After each lesson there will be an assignment, and an opportunity for you to submit a short excerpt from your manuscript in which you’ve used historical fact, for critique.

 

 2008 Research Workshop Schedule
June 23 - 25, 2008

Romantic Inks

www.romanticinks.com 

July 30, 2008

Frugal Writers Conference

www.heartsthroughhistory.com

 

 
April 6 - 17, 2009

Northeast Ohio Romance Writers of America

www.neorwa.com