Medieval Warfare Article Series

I’m putting together a concise set of well-researched articles that explore key wars and conflicts of the medieval era. Each piece should read smoothly for a general audience yet retain solid academic grounding, citing reputable primary or secondary sources where possible. Scope • Roughly 1,200–1,500 words per article (initial assignment is one article; a longer series is planned if we work well together). • Balanced narrative: describe causes, main actors, major battles, and lasting consequences without drifting into unrelated periods. • Clear, engaging prose—no jargon, but still accurate enough to satisfy keen history readers. Please include: • A short outline before drafting so we agree on the angle. • Harvard or Chicago-style references at the end. • Two or three suggested images in the public domain (links only; I’ll handle licensing). I value originality—every submission will pass plagiarism checks—and timely communication. If medieval warfare is your specialty and you enjoy turning complex events into compelling stories, I’m ready to start right away.