Michael Livingston

@michaellivingston.com

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Bret Devereux presents before a slide depicting a zombie Roman soldier.
An announcement of the availability to request ‘The Ark and the Empire’ on NetGalley. The text is purple on a marble background, matching the book cover, which features the shattered face of a statue of a Roman emperor.
Three paperback books in blue, white, and red: Michael Livingston’s Seaborn trilogy.
A man films from a tripod on a wide stone walkway atop a wall, with a defensive tower rising behind him.
A bald man with a mustache and glasses is sitting in the back of a van. He is tired but trying to smile.
A bald man with glasses and a mustache smiles in front of wild grasses and distant hills in Wales.
Four ruined towers crown a rocky hill between green valleys.
A bald man with a mustache and glasses looks confused in a church … with a statue of Joan of Arc behind him.
Title card for a new History Hit documentary, “The Road to Magna Carta.” Michael Livingston stands in front of medieval images of war.
A rather giddy Michael Livingston points excitedly at the fortifications of Carcassonne. He has a requisite mustache.
Stone blocks, carved with various decorative elements, are stacked in a grid that runs far into the distance.
A blue sky over Roman ruins. There are six extant mosaic floors arounds one magnificent central one.
A combined image of the US and UK covers of Livingston’s forthcoming book BLOODY CROWNS (US) / THE TWO HUNDRED YEARS WAR (UK)
Two book covers for the US and UK versions of Michael Livingston's new history of the Hundred Years War. Both are rather bright in tone, which is somewhat at odds with the devastation of the years described. The US title is "Bloody Crowns: A New History of the Hundred Years War." The UK title is "The Two Hundred Years War: The Bloody Crowns of England and France, 1292-1492."
Marc Bloch.
A handy guide for helping authors. Fans should pre-order their books, boost their books to other people, and review their books. It doesn’t matter where. It just matters that it happens. Thanks!