Richard III discussion

I have a new anthology of short stories on Richard and his brothers out on Amazon. All stories are set in Richard's youth, between the ages of 7-16, and also feature his brothers heavily. One story deals with the tragedy of the 'forgotten' York brother, Edmund of Rutland, who was killed at Wakefield.
These stories are a taster for my major Ricardian novel, 'I, RICHARD PLANTAGENET' which is due out later this year.
amzn.to/1ci66pC
Link is for the UK but available on all sites.

Sounds interesting, J.P. Will check it out!

I hope it is okay to post this here; I am a bit hazy about the rules on Goodreads. I thought my British readers might like to know that Amazon.UK has selected The Sunne in Splendour's e-book edition as their Deal of the Month. It began on May 5th and Sunne can be bought for only 99 pence. Here is the link for those who are interested. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sunne-Splendo...

I agree with Kathy, J.P. A new novel about Richard III is always good news, especially this year, which is a wonderful time to be a Ricardian.

I'll boost that signal among my friends. What a fabulous opportunity!

Thanks, Oshun. I was so excited when they picked Sunne for this is a good opportunity to attract new readers; I am sure there were a lot of people who were interested by the massive media coverage of Richard's re-interment in March. And the more people who read Sunne and J.P.'s novel, the less there will be who'll believe that Shakespeare was right!