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Ashley Wright
Ashley is a published novelist and contributing author from Greater Manchester, England. He holds an MA and BA (Hons) in History, graduating from the University of Huddersfield in 2020. His research and interests include the First World War, late-19th-century British politics, and the Middle Ages in contemporary culture. When not writing, he enjoys hiking, playing historical games, and supporting Arsenal Football Club.
Education:University of Huddersfield, 2020MA HistoryUniversity of Huddersfield, 2018BA (Hons) HistoryExpertise:Articles by Ashley Wright
In Nazi Germany, to be close to Hitler was to be close to power. But who really had the Führer’s ear?
An impassable jungle. An impregnable city. Eighty-five thousand men. Just how did Britain lose Singapore in 1942?
Searing heat. Noxious fumes. Ear-splitting noise. The lives of the first tank crews in WWI were far from easy.
Atop a North Yorkshire dale, amid a storm of snow and ice, the White and Red Rose clash in an epic battle for the English throne.