Tudor and Stuart Consorts: Power, Influence and Dynasty, edited by Aidan Norrie, J.L. Laynesmith, Danna R. Messer, Elena Woodacre, and myself is now available in a more affordable paperback edition from Palgrave History
I discussed the Princess of Wales, Queen Elizabeth II and increased public scrutiny of royal photographs with Natalie Stechyson at CBC News
In an interview with TIME magazine, I discussed the distinction between working and non working members of the royal family and the significance of the royal extended family during a period when both King Charles III and the Princess of Wales are experiencing medical conditions.
Click here to read What Are Working Royals? And What Happens When They Can’t Work? in TIME Magazine
I discussed the Princess of Wales, speculation on social media and public perceptions of royalty with Alex Boyd at the Toronto Star.
Click here to read “Kate Middleton and the royals enter their fake-news era” in the Toronto Star.
I discussed Queen Camilla, Prince William, the royal extended family and the public image of the monarchy with Marco della Cava at USA Today.
I discussed King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis, Prince Harry’s brief visit to the United Kingdom and the important public role of senior royal women including Queen Camilla, Princess Anne and Sophie Duchess of Edinburgh with Janet Davison at CBC News
I discussed King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis and the unlikely prospect of his abdication with Marco Della Cava at USA Today
I discussed King Charles III’s recent cancer diagnosis, the royal succession and the role of counsellors of state with Max Foster and Amara Walker at CNN.
Click here to watch my interview on CNN about King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis and the monarchy
I discussed King Charles III’s recent cancer diagnosis and the impact of the King’s health on the monarchy in an interview with Janet Davison at CBC News
Tudor and Stuart Consorts: Power, Influence, and Dynasty, edited by Aidan Norrie, Carolyn Harris, J.L. Laynesmith, Danna R. Messer and Elena Woodacre has been reviewed by Conor Byrne in the Royal Studies Journal.
“In all, Tudor and Stuart Consorts is a handsomely produced study of the careers of fifteen consorts between 1485 and 1714 and deserves attention from scholars seeking fresh perspectives of these individuals based on solid research.” – Conor Byrne, Royal Studies Journal.