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In page Cecelia Holland bibliography:

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  • The Sea Beggars (1982) – A young Dutchman joins the revolt by the Netherlands in the 1590s (led by pirates) against their Spanish overlords and the Inquisition.
  • The Belt of Gold (1984) – Hagen, an unsophisticated Frankish pilgrim in Constantinople at the beginning of the 9th century, blunders into politics at the court of the Empress Irene, where nothing has value but power. Holland herself does not consider this a particularly successful work, "maybe because it didn't take long enough to grow."[citation needed]
  • Pillar of the Sky (1985) - The charismatic and visionary Moloquin – "the unwanted"—leads The People to erect the stone circle at Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain, and to defend it from their enemies.