Susan Lamb

Colorado and Utah (Smithsonian Guides to Natural America)

The Smithsonian Guides to Natural America: The Southern Rockies

Fewer than 800 years ago the sounds of a large and prospering agricultural community rang across this volcanic plateau. Today, Wupatki National Monument, Arizona, preserves and interprets what remains of the rich Sinagua and Anasazi cultures. This monument in northern Arizona preserves ruins of dwellings built between A.D. 1000 and 1225. Certain Hopi clans, as well as members of the Zuni Parrot Clan, regard those who lived in the various villages of Wupatki as their ancestors. Photos by various southwestern photographers.

Wupatki National Monument

Joanne Larner

Deare Dames and loyalle Subjectes, hear ye this! 'Tis your Liege Lord and Sovereign King, Ricardus Rex Tertius, but ye have Oure permission to calle Us Dickon, for We are a right generous and kinde prince and We knoweth ye loveth Us right welle (especially ye Dames). We hath been keepyng Oure own personall diary, a diary whyche telleth of Oure lyff here at Muddleham and ye adventures of Us, Oure wyff, Anne, the Quene and Oure loyalle and trustie friend and servaunt, Francis Lovell. We hath wryttn down alle Oure thoughts and anecdotes for your pleasure. We know ye follow Us on Ye Booke of Faces and enjoy Oure wordes of wisdom, so now can ye owne a whole booke of them. And, We hope ye shalle agree, right entertainyng it is, by Oure troth. Let not any saye your King is not a generous and kindlie monarch! Now readeth ye on!

A Yeare in the Lyff of King Richard the Third

Dickon's Diaries

Cynthia Bennett

Fifteen Southwestern National Parks

Lightfall & Time

Narrelle M. Harris

A boyhood mishap in York. A ghostly walking tour of Leicester. A deadly snowstorm on the moors above Middleham. Alien abduction in the very heart of the city of London. Loss of a beloved brother, death of an untrue cousin. Just some of the events recounted in these tales by authors inspired by King Richard III. Much-maligned since his death, the real man has often been lost in the shadow of the scheming villain of Shakespeare's famous play. Following the rediscovery of his centuries-lost grave in 2012, many people have come to question this evil reputation, and King Richard's supporters (known as Ricardians) are seizing the chance to bring his real history to a wider audience. The authors collected here have all, in their different ways, sought to cast a light on that story. Elegiac, mystical, brutal, light-hearted, uplifting. Will you find your new favourite author within the pages of this anthology? Sold in support of Scoliosis Association UK (SAUK) with a Foreword by Philippa Gregory (author of 'The White Queen') and edited by Alex Marchant. With contributions from: Narrelle M. Harris, Wendy Johnson, Susan Lamb, Joanne R. Larner, Matthew Lewis, Máire Martello, Frances Quinn, J. P. Reedman, Marla Skidmore, Richard Unwin and Jennifer C. Wilson. Cover illustration by Riikka Katajisto

An Anthology of Short Fiction Inspired by King Richard III

Grant Me the Carving of My Name

Susan Lamb

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