I have been obsessed with Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn ever since a teacher taught me the catchy but ever so slightly reductive “divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived” rhyme in school.

Two fiercely ambitious, intelligent, passionate women who fought for their positions in the face of manipulative men – Catherine and Anne were the Tudor feminists who knew how to rock a gable.

And yet, their stories are still packaged up with fellow former queens Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleeves, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr – also feminists of the time – as Henry VIII’s six wives.

I’ve read enough Philippa Gregory novels to know these six women deserve so much more than this. (Let’s pretend The Other Boleyn Girl with an Australian Eric Bana playing Henry never happened…)

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