Joanne Paul is a British historian and academic specialising in Tudor political thought and culture. She is a senior lecturer in early modern history at the University of Sussex. Her book and audiobook The House of Dudley traces the extraordinary rise and fall of the Dudley family, one of the most powerful and controversial dynasties of the Tudor era, across multiple generations of ambition, intrigue, and tragedy. Paul's writing combines rigorous scholarship with vivid, engaging narrative, making Tudor history accessible and compelling for a broad audience. Her audiobooks and books are treasured by history enthusiasts and listeners who enjoy richly detailed accounts of the Tudor period.
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