Quinn Wilde
Wilde is a renowned royal historian who is celebrated for bringing the lives of monarchs to vivid life through meticulous research and compelling narrative.
Educated at Oxford, Wilde specialised in European history, focusing on the British monarchy's intricate socio-political dynamics. His bestselling biographies, praised for their insightful analysis and engaging prose, have earned him a revered spot among scholars and history enthusiasts.
Wilde's work highlights the human aspects behind the regal facade, making history accessible and intriguing. Residing in London, he frequently consults on historical documentaries and contributes to academic journals, continuing to enlighten and inspire with each publication.
Quinn Wilde, Author
Experience the magic of storytelling with captivating books by Quinn Wilde.
Bussin Books publishes exceptional books that inspire, educate, and entertain readers of all ages worldwide. Diverse voices and unique storytelling to spread the joy of reading.
Elizabeth: The Life of Elizabeth II
Elizabeth offers an enthralling journey through the life of Queen Elizabeth, from the whispers of the palace where she was born to the silence of the chapel where she rests. With a unique and one-of-a-kind cover photograph kindly contributed by photographer Mylo Kaye, this comprehensive biography dives deep into the complexities and nuances of Elizabeth's reign, exploring the public spectacles and the private struggles of a woman destined to wear the crown.
Wilde intricately weaves the historical tapestry of Elizabeth's era, highlighting her ascension to the throne at a tumultuous time, her strategic marriages, and her political manoeuvres that shaped centuries of British history.
This book casts light on Elizabeth's relationships with global leaders, her subtle yet powerful handling of internal strife, and her undying commitment to her country.
"Elizabeth" is more than a historical account; it's a story of resilience and the vision of a monarch who was both a product of her times and a timeless figure in world history.
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