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Novel In Progress
“They will say it is a picture of a wedding, but in truth it is the portrait of a lie.”
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Haunt Me Still
“About as much fun as you can have with a book of magic and murder” —Bookreporter.com
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The Speckled Monster
“For those who take their medicine with an air of mayhem” —Kirkus Reviews
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"If you open it, you must follow where it leads…"
Interred With Their Bones
A Tale of Two Titles
Interred With Their Bones is called The Shakespeare Secret in the UK and many other countries. Likewise, Haunt Me Still is called The Shakespeare Curse in the UK and elsewhere.
Here’s why…
Kate Stanley Series
“High-class fun” —Newsweek
“A brainy romp” —New York Times
“Utterly ingenious” —The Guardian
Translated into over 25 languages.
Brilliant young director Kate Stanley pursues Renaissance secrets and finds danger. She also finds the enigmatic Ben Pearl…
Historical Fiction
I am currently at work on a novel about Jan Van Eyck’s great painting, The Arnolfini Wedding, finished in 1434. At the moment, I’m calling it “The Door in the Mirror.” It’s told by the woman Jan Van Eyck loved, and loved to paint…
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Crazy Techno Book Club: video book club with ProLiteracy via YouTube Live
Senator Rand Paul gives a shout-out to The Speckled Monster during the Republican Presidential Debate, September 16, 2015
Jan Van Eyck was here: The Arnolfini Wedding Portrait by Jan Van Eyck (1434), National Gallery, London. Photo by petrus.agricola on flickr
“More like a mermaid than a queen”: Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth, by Sargent (1889), Tate Britain
Haunt Me Still / The Shakespeare Curse — Trailer
Haunt Me Still audiobook – Katherine Kellgren reads an excerpt
Ophelia, weirdly alive at the moment of death, by Sir John Everett Millais (1851), Tate Britain
Interred With Their Bones / The Shakespeare Secret: “glorious fun” in more than 25 languages… (video trailer)
Listen to Jennifer talk with Austin Tichenor about researching and writing “Interred With Their Bones.” (By permission of the Reduced Shakespeare Company)
“Same red hair and black Boleyn eyes”: Kate Stanley and Queen Elizabeth I
“She timed escape routes on two continents, planned large-scale arson, cased buildings for break-in points…” (Photo by Jeffry Scott, © 2007 Arizona Daily Star)
Brilliantly eerie: the Spanish trailer for Interred With Their Bones (Sepultado con sus Huesos)
Burning Down the House: The German Trailer for Interred With Their Bones (Die Shakespeare Morde)
Sexy Slavic Shakespeare: Polish trailer for The Shakespeare Secret (Szyfr Szekspira)
The image bloomed upon his canvas: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu in her Turkish robes, by Jonathan Richardson, c. 1726 (Private Collection)…
No portrait of Zabdiel Boylston survives, but this is how I like to imagine him…