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Ian Mortimer

Ian Mortimer

b. 1967

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History Non-Fiction Biography Medieval Classics

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IAN MORTIMER

Featured Works

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The Perfect King

Ian Mortimer

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Medieval intrigue

Ian Mortimer

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THE GREATEST TRAITOR

Ian Mortimer

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The time traveler's guide to Restoration Britain

Ian Mortimer

Time Traveller's Guides #3
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Henry IV

Ian Mortimer

Henry IV #1

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Ian Mortimer best known for?

    Ian Mortimer is widely recognized for his "Time Traveler's Guide" series, which offers immersive historical accounts of daily life in different periods, such as medieval England and Restoration Britain.

  • What makes Ian Mortimer's historical writing distinctive?

    Mortimer's work stands out for its unique approach to history, focusing on the sensory experiences and practicalities of everyday life in past eras, rather than just political events or famous figures. He often adopts a second-person narrative to draw readers directly into the historical setting.

  • In what order should I read Ian Mortimer's 'Time Traveler's Guide' books?

    The 'Time Traveler's Guide' books can be read in any order, as each volume focuses on a distinct historical period and is a standalone work. They are not sequential in terms of plot or characters.