US National Times Paul Rushworth-Brown is the author of three novels: Skulduggery - Skulduggery - Embark on an exhilarating journey into...

American Publisher Today Paul Rushworth-Brown is the author of three novels: Skulduggery - Embark on an exhilarating journey into...

Paul Rushworth-Brown is the author of three novels: Skulduggery - The bleak Pennine moors of Yorkshire; a beautiful, harsh place, close...

Alcohol was an essential part of 17th Century life, and would be drunk as water was often too unclean to drink. Most homes would brew...

AN AUSTRALIAN writer is drawing on his Haworth and Denholme ancestry as inspiration for his novels. Paul Rushworth-Brown has also used...

If you were invited to the Rushworth cottage for dinner or 'cena' at 6:00 pm you would have been asked to sit at the hearth of the fire...

With the increase of import and export out of Hull and Leeds and the immigration of the rural poor to urban centres, there were more...

AS HUMAN BEINGS around the world change their daily behaviour to try to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, our absence is causing...

In Yorkshire in the 17th Century, dealing with local crime and punishment was the responsibility of the constable or sheriff, a position...

The idea of young women being thrown into a marriage with a much older man, that they did not care for, was a myth created by historians.

With Halloween coming up on October 31st, I have been wandering what my Celtic forefathers would have thought about this Halloween affair.

Witchcraft and consequential witch hunting were at the time, a fact of life in England and the two thousand legal proceedings...

Great conversation with Paul Rushworth Brown about his novel: Winter of Red. The research alone is incredible.

Being interviewed by ABC reporter Philippa McDonald at the 'Skulduggery' book launch was probably one of the most exciting times in my life.

Of all the witch trials in York, Isabella Billington in 1648 was the only state sanctioned witch to be burnt at the stake in Yorkshire...

Brogging was outlawed and a penalty twice the cost of the wool was brought in as a deterent; however, many local justices were reluctant...

The Halifax Gibbet plays a small part in my new novel 'Dream of Courage' but not the way you might imagine...

AN AUSTRALIAN writer is drawing on his Yorkshire ancestry as inspiration for his novels.

"It's fate that we are speaking to our next guest, his name is Paul Brown and he combines his love for history, genealogy and fiction...

Rat baiting, shenanigans, murder, deception and love will keep you enthralled right until the end, but be forewarned...