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Tag Archives: Flodden
Free ‘Tom Fleck’.
My historical novel, Tom Fleck, is free for Kindle until Tuesday. I’d like it to be better known – this year is the 500th anniversary of Flodden (remember the lament: Flowers of the Forest?). Please help yourselves – and post … Continue reading
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Tagged archer, Cleveland, Flodden, free ebook, historical novel, Tom Fleck
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The Eildon Tree
The Eildon Tree, an arts magazine of the Scottish Borders, has published a review of my novel, ‘Tom Fleck’. I’m thrilled and quite overcome. Here it is: ‘TOM FLECK’ A NOVEL OF CLEVELAND AND FLODDEN Harry Nicholson Historical Novel 2011 … Continue reading
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Tagged 1513, Cleveland, EildonTree, Flodden, historical novel, Tom Fleck
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Tom Fleck is in his second year. Time to revisit.
Why I needed to tell the story of an unknown man. Do we ever wonder about our distant forefathers and mothers, those who lived before our great-grandparents, and even before their great-grandparents? What can we know of them? Beyond even … Continue reading
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Tagged 1513, 1566, ancestors, Flodden, Hartlepool, Lancelot Horsley, parish registers, Tom Fleck
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A response to ‘Tom Fleck’
This has just been received from Satyadaka: ‘ I finished reading ‘Tom Fleck’ last night. I enjoyed it thoroughly. I was reminded of the historical novels of Henry Treece which I read as a child. I found it very engaging … Continue reading
‘Tom Fleck’ – latest review
This on Amazon.com and on Denna Holm’s web-page at: http://dennaholm.wordpress.com/ 23 Feb 2012 By Denna Holm – Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Tom Fleck (Paperback) Tom Fleck is a young man with an adult’s load of responsibility resting … Continue reading
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Tagged Cleveland, Flodden, Sixteenth century life, Tom Fleck, Tudor ring, war-bow
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Feedback
This was welcome: Just a quick note to say the reason I did not give you feedback on your ‘Tom Fleck’ after I finished it is because as soon as I had finished I wanted to remain in that world … Continue reading
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Tagged 1513, branxton, Cleveland, Flodden, Flodden novel, Tom Fleck
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A new reader, a new review.
Visitors on the shore at Sandsend, Whitby. Ring Plovers? And then, also today, a new reader! By C. Kirby (England) – See all my reviews (REAL NAME) This review is from: Tom Fleck (Paperback) I found Tom Fleck to be … Continue reading
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Tagged branxton, Cleveland, Flodden, historical fiction, Tom Fleck, Tudor novels
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Why Tom Fleck?
Tom Fleck’s declaration of love: ‘You are the first gleam of dawn that swells the green linnet’s breast, and throbs his heart with joy. You are the sun at Noon, that golds the barley, and pulls the bee to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cleveland, family history research, Flodden, Genealogy, Hartlepool, parish registers, Tom Fleck, Tudor history, Tudor novels
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AngelHaze
Today I have a guest post at this blog: http://www.angelhaze.com/2011/06/29/guest-post-with-harry-nicholson-tom-fleck/ http://www.angelhaze.com/2011/06/29/guest-post-with-harry-nicholson-tom-fleck/ Please visit if you have time.
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Tagged 1513, 16th century story, angelhaze, branxton, Cleveland, Flodden, harry nicholson, historical fiction, Tom Fleck
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Historical Novel Society reviews ‘Tom Fleck’
Another review has just appeared and I’m very pleased that this American reviewer enjoyed Tom Fleck. I had been a little anxious about its reception across the Atlantic – that I might need to make big changes to the dialogue … Continue reading
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Tagged Cleveland, Flodden, historical novel, Historical Novel Society review, Tom Fleck
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