Sylvia Barbara Soberton is a writer and researcher specialising in the history of the Tudors. She is best known for The Forgotten Tudor Women book series, which concentrates on shifting the perspective from famous figures like Henry VIII’s six wives to the lesser-known, but no less influential, women of the Tudor court. Sylvia has written ten books to date, and her newest titles include The Forgotten Years of Anne Boleyn: The Habsburg & Valois Courts, Ladies-in-Waiting: Women Who Served Anne Boleyn and Medical Downfall of the Tudors: Sex, Reproduction & Succession. Her groundbreaking paper on Anne Boleyn and the accusation of witchcraft was published in the Royal Studies Journal in 2023. Sylvia’s work on the women who served Anne Boleyn was profiled in Smithsonian Magazine, The Express and History of Scotland Magazine. Sylvia is also a regular contributor to the Ancient Origins website and magazine. She regularly talks about her books and research on podcasts such as The Tudors Dynasty, Not Just the Tudors, Talking Tudors and many more. You can find Sylvia on Facebook @theforgottentudorwomen Instagram @forgottentudorwomen and X (formerly known as Twitter) @SylviaBSoRead more about this authorRead less about this author