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Unknown 12.59 Add Comment about, Amanda Grange, biography, getting to know you, Jane Austen, Mr Darcy's Diary Edit

Getting to know you - Amanda Grange

I expect most people reading this blog already know quite a bit about me but I thought it would be fun to add some new information and image...
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Unknown 04.37 Add Comment Chawton village, England, Jane Austen's House Museum, Mr Darcy's Christmas Calendar - Jane Odiwe, quintessentially English Edit

Jane Austen's Home in the English village of Chawton

Jane Odiwe at Jane Austen's House Museum I love visiting the Jane Austen House Museum and a recent summer trip was a wonderful opportuni...
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The Georgian gentleman’s version of the Little Black Book - a historical Wednesday post

Welcome to another of our historical Wednesday posts. Today, Elizabeth Bailey takes a look into the underside of Georgian society with Harri...
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Unknown 03.00 Add Comment Melinda Hammond, Sarah Mallory, writing tips Edit

Writing Tips #6 – Melinda Hammond on Creating Characters

Today, Sarah Mallory shares her writing tips with us. Sarah also writes as Melinda Hammond. If a reader is going to love your books they hav...
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Unknown 14.09 Add Comment Dukes, Earls and other aristocracy., Georgette Heyer, Jane Austen, regency romance Edit

Why I love Regency romance – doesn't everybody?

I can remember when I was in my 20s searching through the racks in the library for Regency romances – in those days there were several publi...
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The Butler – A Personification of Englishness

In the nether regions of any aristocratic household, be it Carson of Downton Abbey, Blackadder or Hudson of Upstairs Downstairs, the Butler ...
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  • Sir Francis Dashwood and the Hellfire Club
    West Wycombe Park, Buckinghamshire If you find yourself in Buckinghamshire, you might enjoy stopping in the little village of West Wycombe. ...
  • The Four Flowers of Britain
    Flowers are important to novelists; a young man will shyly offer a girl a rose; a child will bring a mother a posy on Mother's Day, we u...
  • What He Wants...Is What She Needs
    In my new novella, out next month, a gentleman who unexpectedly comes into an earldom meets a businesswoman from the City of London, and the...
  • Melford Hall, Long Melford, Suffolk
    View from the drive. View from the front. I try and visit a couple of stately homes every year. The first of 2016 was Melford Hall. The Hall...
  • PUTTING ON MY TOP HAT… How a Regency fashion lingers on. A Historical Wednesday Post
    "…his tall, curly-brimmed beaver hat and many-caped driving coat suggested a man of substance…" * How many times have you read a ...
  • Sneak Preview THE DUKE & THE DEBUTANTE by Melinda Hammond
    So, September is here, the summer holidays are over and we are looking forward to autumn, with those longer nights when it is lovely to cu...
  • GOVERNESS STORIES
    My latest Sarah Mallory novel, Temptation of a Governess, is out this month and in a way it brings me round full circle. In 2009 I wrote my...
  • Seedtime & Harvest
    I have a wonderful little book, Seedtime & Harvest, the diary of an Essex farmer, William Barnard of Harlowbury. The book is published b...
  • The Other Anniversary this year
    The Earl of Mar While everyone is commemorating and celebrating the victory of 1815 at Waterloo, there’s another event that should be rememb...
  • The Sands of Time
    Amongst the castles, gardens and other historic sites that make up the tourist attractions of Great Britain there lie other quirky and eccen...

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