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In An English Country Garden

Flowers have been much on my mind recently. A trip to the Chelsea Flower Show reawakened all my enthusiasm, partly because of the show garde...
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In Memory of Jo Beverley

We have all been immensely saddened by the death of Jo Beverley. Jo fought a brave battle against cancer a few years ago and appeared to hav...
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Jo Beverley
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Jo Beverley

I didn’t want to have to write this. Jo Beverley was to me, as she was to many others, a friend and mentor. First of all, she was a great wr...
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Playing quoits with 'Miss Darcy's Companion'

In this day and age of entertainment available at the touch of a button, it is hard to imagine a time when teenagers or even adults would am...
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Are you clubbable?

Later this month, the last in the series, “Even Gods Fall In Love” is released. At least, it’s the last for now. I have many more stories to...
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Is it a sound professional move to write in several genres and eras?

I know of several writers who are successful in a variety of genres but they all use a different pseudonym for each genre. I write Regency r...
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Tips for Authors (and others) on Public Speaking

Most writers I know would rather be writing than anything else. It sounds self-evident but these days there’s a lot more to being a writer t...
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A few thoughts on Plotting your novel.

It's spring, and a new month, so perhaps you are thinking it is time you actually started on that romantic novel you always wanted to ...
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The Regency Lady – Undressed

I was actually invited to the preview of the V & A exhibition: Undressed: A Brief History of Underwear to review it for my local Arch...
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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 ...
  • The House that Inspired me to write Danger Wears White
    When I write a historical novel, I like to have a place in mind. For “Danger Wears White,” I had a place saved for it especially. It’s been...
  • 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...
  • Costume Evidence and the Rice Portrait of Jane Austen
    The first part of this post is taken from Ellie Bennett's blog on Jane Austen Portraits. Ellie has done a lot of recent research on the ...
  • 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...

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