New Medieval Books: Queens of Jerusalem: The Women Who Dared to Rule
Read an excerpt from Queens of Jerusalem: The Women Who Dared to Rule, by Katherine Pangonis
New Medieval Books: The Raven and the Dove: A novel of Viking Normandy
Read an excerpt from the new novel by K.M. Butler
New Medieval Books: From Military to Markets
Five new books that take you from Wales to Russia, and from the Near East to China.
Book of the Month: A Critical Companion to English Mappae Mundi of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries
Our next book in the Book of the Month Club will be A Critical Companion to English Mappae Mundi of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries, edited by Dan Terkla and Nick Millea
New Medieval Books: Not Just Medieval
Here are five new books that are not entirely about the Middle Ages, but the other sections are good too.
New Medieval Books: From Foxes to Craft Beer
Five new books about the Middle Ages to tell you about, including on a somewhat forgotten English prince, and what they were saying about animals in Paris.
Book of the Month: The Sword: Form and Thought
Our next book in the Book of the Month Club will be The Sword: Form and Thought, edited by Lisa Deutscher, Mirjam Kaiser and Sixt Wetzler.
New Medieval Books: Mind and Body
Five new books about the Middle Ages that deal with topics related to health and good living.
Ten Books about the Middle Ages you can read for free
Over the last year or so more books in the field of medieval studies have been released as Open Access – meaning that you can freely download and read right now. Here are ten of those books – enjoy!
The Eclectic Visual Cultures of Medieval Eastern Europe
By Maria Alessia Rossi and Alice Isabella Sullivan In 2018, we set on a quest to explore the rich medieval heritage of Eastern…
New Medieval Books: From Paper to Asses
Five new books about the medieval world, that will tell you about topics like Vikings, treason and games.
Book of the Month: Magnificence and Princely Splendour in the Middle Ages
Our next book in the Book of the Month Club will be Magnificence and Princely Splendour in the Middle Ages, by Richard Barber.
New Medieval Books: Vikings
Five new books that tell us about the Norse and the Viking Age.
A medieval recipe for a Meatless Mushroom Dish
This 13th-century recipe comes from Iberia and is made with mushrooms, eggs, and other readily available ingredients.
New Medieval Books: From Myths Retold to Dynastic Politics
Five new books about the Middle Ages, which tell us about people big and small.
The Middle Ages: A Graphic History
Eleanor Janega has penned a new book about medieval history in the medium of a graphic novel. Here she talks about creating that book.
New Medieval Books: From Dragon Slaying to Manuscript Making
Five new books to tell you about, including a graphic history of the Middle Ages.
Book of the Month: Will a Frenchman Fight?
Our next book in the Book of the Month Club will be Will a Frenchman Fight?, by Steven Muhlberger.
New Medieval Books: From Vikings to Tudors
Five new books that tell the stories of famous Vikings and life in the bookstores of Florence.
Book of the Month: The Twelve of England
Our next book in the Book of the Month Club will be The Twelve of England, translated by Noel Fallows.
I’m a Viking!: A History Book About the Vikings for Kids
A new children’s book by C.J. Adrien offers a day in the life of a young Viking boy.
Fluffy Knight: Nighttime Adventures
What does your teddy bear do while you sleep? Follow the nighttime adventures of Fluffy Knight. Fluffy Knight deals with spooky eyes, lost stuffies, cold shoulders, and much more.
An unrecoverable reality? Recent interpretations of post-Roman Britain
2021 has seen a flurry of books published about early medieval Britain
Medieval Warfare magazine, issue XI:4
The latest issue tells the story of one of the most infamous figures from the Middle Ages – Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula.