Elizabethanera Stories

She was a prisoner. Her only crime was being her mother's daughter. Someone wanted her dead before she could become a threat. What they didn't know was that she was not entirely alone. Hidden in the rafters of Woodstock Palace, a tiny figure in a dark reddish cloak watched over her -armed with ancient magic and pointed ears, invisible to guards and assassin alike. History remembers her. It forgot him. A short fantasy rooted in real Tudor history. For fans of Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell and The Name of the Wind. Another Lox short story.

"That was the day I sold my life to someone I never thought I would ever even come across in the streets..." Anvia and Dia are a recently married couple of a Arranged marriage. However, as time goes on, they see that life is not quite what they thought it was. In another world where the Church took over it. 1601, the Elizabethan era. Gay marriage is seen as crime and yet...somehow Anvia and Dia have been caught up in all of the madness. They live in a world brainwashed by the Christian Church. As the couple try to live with each other, they soon find that the church has sent people after the two for the marriage they never wanted.

This is my first story so sorry if it sucks. I just got really inspired when I learned in class that Juliet's part had to be played by a male since women didn't act. P.S. it will probably not be historically accurate. I do not own any of the images used in this book unless I say other wise, the ones I use belong to the rightful owners. However I do own the plot and characters and the cover image. P.P.S/Warning⚠️: there will be some swearing Post discontinuation: if I ever find motivation and the inspiration to continue this story for myself I'll just rewrite it.

How would Jane know that a simple charity ball would turn out to be a vampire feast? Now she and the strange man, Vincent, must hunt down the Blodwell clan before her friend Evelyn and her brother Andrew are both mincemeat. Set in the Elizabethan Era, lots a cute vamp x human fluff.

Lady Venus is the protagonist who is always thinking about escaping her mansion situated at the countryside and live in a quiet city home. But soon she experiences weird things happening in the mansion and that intriques her curious mind to search more and she discovers a secret portal in one of the attics in the mansion. A new chapter opens up in her life which makes her dull life interesting but on the other side dangerous also. She is all alone with no relative to take care of her.

Alyson Harper is an teen girl who only wants to see a show from the theater. But her problem is, she can't. This is a modern story with Elizabethan Rules. And just like a Elizabethan story, look for Easter eggs throughout my chapters to figure out the ending.

Example questions and answers for gcse English, media, history, biology, physics and chemistry.

These are just some stories I wrote that took place in a real era. The first couple are for school, so they were more planned. The cover is most certainly not set in stone.

When Ellis Doors joins the household staff of a large manor, she is confronted by constant intrusions upon her friends' and her own private life. Soon it will feel as if the staff and the house itself is under siege. *images from Annie Spratt on unsplash

Four lives. One story. 1571. Margaret Fryth, a quiet, 10 year old girl, is left on the streets of Elizabethan London for dead after a series of disasters hit her family. When she wakes up from her fever, however, she's lying in an abandoned theatre with a group of other urchins, including her brother. Here, they have another chance at life. It's here where they were born to be. 1573. James Fryth, a street urchin fighting a way in life with the group of kids who took him in when all seemed lost. He's only 14, and certainly doesn't want any more responsibility than he's already got. But a tiny baby girl trapped under a dead man? Surely there are some exceptions at that? Regan, that's what he names her. Little royal. His precious child. 1588. Myles Danet, a teenage boy just wanting to be out in the countryside, free from the cold grey of London. He's an artist, a lover of colour. He draws anything and everything. So when a girl's head appears in a window of the abandoned house next to him and he has paper and a pencil in his hands, he just has to draw her. He dates it. 11th April 1588. But this girl has something he knows nothing about. This girl has the power to change his life as he knows it. 1588. Regan Fryth, better known as Mist, a street urchin all her life, protected and nurtured by her family of orphaned and homeless kids living in the same theatre, together. She's always felt safe in crowds, with her brothers and sisters. Then she meets Myles, and their friendship develops. In a matter of weeks, they're inseparable. And Myles begins to arise some of the curiosity in her about her past. Myles has never been a troublemaker, but if it's the only thing that will get him some attention from his mother, he'll do anything. Regan makes him want to find out about his father, and his curiosity is twigged. The friends strive to discover the truth about their past, and they soon discover that they are unmistakably linked.

The Doctor and Rose travel to 15th century, only to end up a century later than they were supposed to. The habitants of 1562 England take suspicion in the Doctor's and Rose's actions, only to bring them to grave danger. Will they be able to get out of their nasty situation?