
Paul Rushworth-Brown | Australian Historical Novelist, Historian & Educator
Australian historical novelist • Historian • Interviewer • Educator
Paul Rushworth-Brown is an Australian historical novelist, historian, interviewer, and educator whose work explores the human cost of history through award-winning novels, historical research, international interviews, and free educational resources.
Creator of The Human Cost of History, Paul brings the past to life through stories of ordinary people facing extraordinary moments.
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History Bards and Down Under Interviews David Hatton
پیر، 09 ستمبر
|History Bards and Down Under Interviews
Paul Rushworth-Brown embarks on captivating conversations with published authors from diverse corners of the world. Join us as he speaks with author David Hatton.


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09 ستمبر، 2024، 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM GMT +1
History Bards and Down Under Interviews
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About the event
Welcome to ‘History Bards and Down Under Interviews’ with Australian Author/Interviewer Paul Rushworth-Brown, an enthralling podcast reaching audiences in the US, Australia, and around the globe. Get ready for an enchanting rendezvous with Paul Rushworth-Brown as he speaks with author David Hatton about his novel The Witch of Woodplumpton.
In "The Witch Of Woodplumpton" by David Hatton, the eerie legend of Meg Shelton takes on new life as Reverend Isaac Armstrong confronts the unsettling truth behind her restless spirit. Set in the early 18th-century village of Woodplumpton, where superstition reigns and loneliness can drive a person to the brink of madness, the story follows Isaac's quest to prove Meg was not a witch, even as the townsfolk grow increasingly convinced of her dark powers. With a gripping mix of historical intrigue, mystery, and supernatural elements, this novel explores the fine line between ignorance and fear, and the power of belief…






