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这个故事中，我另外想特别指出的是对理查德三世声名的描述。正如这本书和《白王后》中所写的，我并不同意莎士比亚及其效仿者们几个世纪以来对他名誉的抹黑，但是我也不否认他篡夺王位的罪行。他也许没杀王子们，但如果不是因为他篡位，男孩们也不会离开母亲的保护，被关入伦敦塔。我对两个王室男孩遭遇的猜测是我下一本书的主题，那会是他们的姐姐、理查德的秘密情人、约克的伊丽莎白公主的故事：《白公主》。
Weir, Alison, Lancaster and York: The Wars of the Roses. London: Cape, 1995.
我觉得很有趣，能站在沃里克女孩们的角度，将约克宫廷描述成一个阴谋中心、恐惧根源。写作这个关于对手和敌人们的系列，一部分的乐趣就在于，能站在一个完全不同的角度，重新开始叙述故事。作为一名历史学家，当我从我最爱的伊丽莎白·伍德维尔转变到我的新女主角安妮·内维尔的立场上时，所有已知的事实看上去都很不一样了。当伊丽莎白作为反派角色时，伊莎贝尔的死亡和乔治的死刑判决，突然变成了一个非常阴暗的故事。
——. The Princes in the Tower. London: Bodley Head, 1992.
安妮虽然只是一位年轻的女孩，但却与她的父亲一起经历了这些改变效忠对象的迂回曲折。她参加了约克家族新王后的加冕宴会，目睹了她父亲逐渐被王室排挤，而宫廷则被里弗斯家族和他们的拥护者把持。正如小说中描述的一样，安妮与父亲一起逃跑流亡去了法国，并作为他的新王后候选人回到英格兰，率领着兰开斯特的军队，嫁给了他们的威尔士王子，又在一年多后嫁进了她的敌对家族——约克。正是此时，我认为这位年轻女子，在失去父亲和丈夫、被母亲抛弃之后，开始掌握自己的命运。没有人知道真相——安妮究竟是怎么从她姐姐和姐夫的保护，或者说是监禁中，逃出来的。关于她与理查德的相爱与结婚，我们并没有确切的事实，但有一些很美好的版本。我对于这些故事的版本，就是将安妮作为事件的中心来描述。
Williamson, Audrey. The Mystery of the Princes: An Investigation. Stroud: Sutton, 1978.
她是沃里克伯爵的女儿。他在有生之年都被认为是位“拥王者”，是操纵英格兰王位争夺者们的非凡人物：先是支持约克公爵理查德，然后是其嗣子爱德华，接着是其次子乔治，最后又是他们的敌人亨利六世。沃里克为兰开斯特家族战死，活着时却曾是约克家族的一位重要支持者。
Wilson, Derek. The Plantagenets: The Kings That Made Britain. London: Quercus, 2011.
我们从希克思和其他历史学家那里知道，她与堂表之战（又在数个世纪后的19世纪被称为玫瑰战争）的大部分参与者都有亲戚关系。我在这本书中的假设是，也许她为了自己的权益，也参与了这场战争。
Wolffe, Bertram. Henry Ⅵ. London: Eyre Methuen, 1981.
这本历史小说的主角被她自己的传记作家预测，她的一生不可能被记录，因为缺乏资料信息。但对我们所有人来说，幸运的是，历史学家迈克尔·希克思发现了许多关于安妮·内维尔的非常珍贵的资料，即使历史对女性往往甚少笔墨。