Episode 237 - Young Elizabeth with Dr Nicola Tallis

Talking Tudors

Natalie Grueninger

History

4.8 • 785 Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2024

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Natalie Grueninger speaks with Dr Nicola Tallis about her new book 'Young Elizabeth: Princess, Prisoner, Queen. Visit Dr Tallis' official website. https://nicolatallis.com/ Find out more about your host at https://www.nataliegrueninger.com Buy Talking Tudors merchandise at https://talkingtudors.threadless.com/ Support Talking Tudors on Patreon

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Talking Tudors, a fortnightly podcast about the ever fascinating Tudor dynasty.
0:07.2	My name is Natalie Gruniger and I'll be your host and guide on this journey through 16th century England.
0:14.3	Are you ready to step through the veil of time into the dazzling and dangerous world of the Tudor Court?
0:20.2	Without further ado, it's time to talk Tudors. Hello, everyone. Hello everyone, welcome back to another episode of Talking Tudors.
1:01.7	I'm your host, Natalie Gruninger.
1:03.7	Thank you so much for joining me today.
1:06.0	I'd like to start by thanking the sponsor of today's episode, Sandra Bird, author of the Tudor Ladies in Waiting
1:12.9	series. A rich alchemy of fact and fiction, these critically acclaimed books chronicle the
1:18.9	glittering court lives of three queens and their closest friends and companions. The novels brim
1:24.6	with heartwarming and heartbreaking circumstances and heroines who choose lives worth risking all.
1:32.0	Book 1 to die for follows Queen Anne Berlin through the viewpoint of Margaret Wyatt.
1:37.1	Library Journal awarded it a Best Books of the Year Pick and said the novel brings history to life in exquisite detail.
1:44.0	Book 2, The Secret Keeper, uncovers love and betrayal in the life of Queen Catherine Parr.
1:49.7	Library Journal calls this book atmospheric, full of twists, and a must read for Tudor Fiction fans.
1:55.7	Finally, book 3, roses have thorns, draws close to Queen Elizabeth I through Ellen von Snekenborg, who transformed
2:02.7	into Helena, the Martianess of Northampton. I loved all three books and found this concluding one,
2:08.8	masterful, impeccably researched, and deliciously detailed storytelling. The series is available
2:14.7	on Amazon.com. I'd also like to acknowledge and thank the wonderful
2:19.0	listeners who continue to support Talking Tudors on Patreon and extend a heartfelt thank you to
2:24.7	everyone who's taken the time to rate and review the show. As an independent podcaster,
2:29.5	this really does mean a lot to me. If you love the podcast, if you never miss an episode, I invite you to join
2:35.5	the Talking Tudors Patreon family. Please visit patreon.com slash talking tutors for more information.
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