Carla Nayland Historical Fiction

A blog mainly about researching, writing and reading historical fiction, and anything else that interests me. You can read my other articles and novels on my website at www.CarlaNayland.org

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26 February, 2016

The battle of Catraeth: other evidence and interpretation

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The heroic poem Y Gododdin is one of the longest and most famous texts in medieval Welsh. It was written down in the kingdom of Gwynedd...

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31 January, 2016

The battle of Catraeth: Y Gododdin

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The heroic poem Y Gododdin is one of the longest and most famous texts in medieval Welsh. It was written down in the kingdom of Gwynedd...

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Carla: I'm a scientist with an interest in history, particularly the history of Britain in the 5th-10th centuries AD (i.e. between the departure of Rome and the Norman invasion). I write scientific journal articles, for which I get paid, and historical and fantasy fiction, for which I don't. I'm a keen hillwalker, though I live in the flatlands of East Anglia. I'm a devotee of BBC Radio 4, the network that justifies the license fee all by itself. Carla Nayland is a pen name.

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