Sharan Newman

Medieval History-Related

An article by Sharan Newman written for Medieval Academy Newsletter
The ORB On-line Reference Book for Medieval Studies
Helen Nicholson’s website on the Crusades
De Re Militari: The Society for Medieval Military History
Articles and books on women in the Middle Ages
A variety of articles on medieval topics
There are wonderful images from illustrated manuscripts
A list of other medieval sites
For those who really want to find out what medievalists do when allowed to congregate, you can attend the annual Medieval congress
The Site of The Medieval Association of The Pacific, can be useful for contacts and activities in medieval history
The Historical Novel Society was founded in 1997 in the UK, but is now fully international, with equal coverage for UK and US authors and links to many others. Membership is open to all -- authors, agents, publishers, librarians, booksellers, and enthusiasts of all kinds.

Sharan Newman

______ Foreign Editions ______

French:
The Devil’s Door
Death Comes as Epiphany
The Real History Behind the Da Vinci Code

German:
The Real History Behind the Da Vinci Code
The Catherine Levendeur mysteries

Czech:
The Catherine Levendeur mysteries

Anglo~German Translations

__ Some of My Favorite Authors __

______ Sites of Interest ______

The Femmes Fatales
Web Mystery Magazine
Gumshoe Site, run by Jiro Kimura
The Mystery Reader, edited by Cathy Sova
The Historical Mystery Appreciation Society The Society is dedicated to the spirit of Edith Mary Pargeter, creator of the much-loved Cadfael stories.
This is my friend and fellow medieval mystery writer, Sharon Kay Penman. Her book, DRAGONS LAIR is wonderful!
American Crime Writers League
Mystery Writers of America (MWA)

For more information on conventions, writers and publications in the mystery world, check out Cluelass

Writers and fans alike will appreciate Mystery Scene Magazine

A compendium of articles, columns, and even jokes, written by a wide variety of mystery writers, editors, agents, publishers, booksellers, film & tv producers, conference organizers, knowledgeable critics and more for and about the mystery writing scene.