An external citation in the Manda Scott biography points to the former /pages/boudica address. That citation connects the old magazine website with Scott’s Boudica fiction, but it is not a complete copy of the original feature.
Boudica is an especially interesting meeting point for historical fiction and the imaginative reconstruction of a past world. A reader approaching such a novel can ask which details belong to surviving evidence, which are interpretation, and which are the novelist’s inventions. Those are useful questions without requiring a novel to act as a history textbook.
For book details and the author’s own account of her work, start with Manda Scott’s website. The external biographical citation below is provided to explain this page’s archival connection; it does not establish the text, date or verdict of the lost ROF article.