Four hundred years on, we still can’t stop reading about the Tudors, and nobody has fed that habit better than Philippa Gregory.
Often called the queen of British historical fiction, Gregory has sold millions of books by asking who history forgot and who it blamed.
She joins Tanjil Rashid in this episode of The New Society to discuss her life, career, the forgotten women of history and why history has become so culturally in demand.
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