| Toni Mount | |
| Birth Place: | Westminster, London |
| Education: | MA by research University of Kent |
| Occupation: | Writer, teacher, speaker |
| Known For: | Sebastian Foxley murder mysteries |
| Notable Works: | Everyday Life in Medieval London |
| Website: | www.tonimount.com |
Toni Mount is a historian and author from Gravesend, Kent, England. She is known as the author of non-fiction medieval history books including Everyday Life in Medieval London.[1] and the Sebastian Foxley series[2] of medieval murder mysteries.
She obtained a Certificate in Education in Post Compulsory Education and Training from the University of Greenwich. In 1999 she started teaching history to adults for the Workers' Educational Association[3] in West Wickham Kent, going on to run classes in Petts Wood, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and Rochester, ultimately running classes independently in Rochester and Gravesend.[4] Mount also gives talks to groups and societies on a variety of subjects, the most popular being based on her 'Medieval Housewives' book[5] Her research into the history of London also examined the Great Fire of 1212.[6] [7]
Having self-published several books she sent an idea[8] to Amberley Books who subsequently published Everyday Life in Medieval London.[9] Amberley went on to publish several other titles by Mount including The Medieval Housewife[10] A Year in the Life of Medieval England[11] (2016) and The World of Isaac Newton[12] (2020). In 2015 Amberley also published Dragon's Blood and Willow Bark: the mysteries of medieval medicine.[13] When the paperback was published in 2016 the name was changed to Medieval Medicine: Its Mysteries and Science although the eBook remains under the original title.
In 2015 she was interviewed by Robert Elms on BBC Radio[14] and started writing for Tudor Life Magazine[15] and created online courses[16] for the website medievalcourses.com.[17] Madeglobal Publishing also went on to publish her Sebastian Foxley murder mystery novels.[18]
Toni Mount has contributed articles for BBC History Extra[19] and Dan Snow's History Hit,[20] The Ricardian Bulletin[21] and literary festivals in Rochester[22] and Hastings.
Echoes from History (Self-Published)
2007 The Medieval Housewives and Women of the Middle-ages
2008 Mrs Beeton's Victorian Christmas
2009 Richard III King of Controversy
2013 Dare they be Doctors
2015 Richard III King of Controversy (updated 2015)
2016 Medieval Gravesend
Amberley Publishing
2014 (Hb) Everyday Life in Medieval London
2015 (Hb) Dragon’s Blood and Willow Bark: the mysteries of medieval medicine [23]
2015 (Pb) Everyday Life in Medieval London
2015 (Pb) The Medieval Housewife & Other Women of the Middle Ages
2016 (Pb) Medieval Medicine: Its Mysteries and Science (the paperback version of Dragon’s Blood)
2016 (Hb) A Year in the Life of Medieval England
2019 (Pb) A Year in the Life of Medieval England
2020 (Hb) The World of Isaac Newton (November 2020)
MadeGlobal Publishing
The Sebastian Foxley Medieval Murder Mysteries series:
2016 The Colour of Poison
2016 The Colour of Gold
2017 The Colour of Cold Blood
2017 The Colour of Betrayal
2018 The Colour of Murder
2018 The Colour of Death
2019 The Colour of Lies [24]
2020 The Colour of Shadows [25]
2021 The Colour of Evil
other titles
2018 The Death Collector (A Victorian Melodrama)
Pen & Sword Books[26]
2021 How to Survive in Medieval England [27]
Medievalcourses.com[28]
2015 Everyday Life of Medieval Folk
2016 Heroes and Villains
2016 Richard III and the Wars of the Roses
2016 Warrior Kings of England – The Story of the Plantagenet Dynasty
2017 England’s Crime and Punishment through the Ages
2017 The English Reformation: A religious revolution
2017 The Roles of Medieval and Tudor Women