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Hello and welcome to Life of the Week, where leading historians delve into the lives of

some of history's most intriguing and significant figures.

From ancient Egyptian pharaohs and medieval warriors to daring 20th century spies.

Catherine Parr was the most married queen of England's most married king. But the fact that she survived Henryth obscures the rest of her legacy,

not least that she was the first woman to publish a book under her own name.

In this Life of the Week episode Elizabeth Norton explores how Catherine's reformist writings almost cost her head,

her true relationship with Thomas Seymour and why her greatest legacy might be Elizabeth the first.

She was speaking to Kev Lachin.

Elizabeth, it's a delight to have you here.

Thank you so much for joining us.

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