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The past is never dead, it isn’t even past

Mirand Malins is a historian specialising in Oliver Cromwell, his family and the Civil War and Commonwealth period. She studied at Cambridge University, leaving with a PhD, and is a long-standing trustee of the Cromwell Association. She writes for many publications, is a regular judge of the Historical Writers’ Association Crown Awards and co-hosts the podcast 1666 and All That. Miranda is the author of two acclaimed historical novels about the Cromwell family, The Puritan Princess (2020) and The Rebel Daughter (2022). The House of Cromwell (2026) is her first work of nonfiction.
Together with Paul Lay, Miranda hosts the podcast ‘1666 And All That’ on 17th century history and has appeared herself as a guest on many radio shows and podcasts including Talk Radio Europe, BBC Bristol, Wythenshawe FM, History Hack, Not Just the Tudors and Versus History. Miranda also enjoys giving talks at literary festivals, museums, schools and book clubs. Her most recent interview about the Cromwell family portraits filmed at the Cromwell Museum was broadcast online as part of the BBC’s current Art the Made Us series. Miranda is now working on a new non-fiction book about the Cromwell family and writing the chapter on Oliver Cromwell for Iain Dale’s forthcoming book Kings & Queens (Hodder & Stoughton, September 2023).
Miranda lives in Hampshire with her husband, young sons and cat Keats and hopes to continue to bring the seventeenth century to a wider audience through her work.
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