Regency Ramble

by Ann Lethbridge It is the writer's day today. Since today is the last day of April and the last day you will find The Rake's Inh...

by Michele Ann Young A while back I did an article on the peerage and there was a bit of a discussion about whether the debutante thing was ...

by Michele Ann Young April always seem like a soft month to me. New grass, soft underfoot, new leaves, soft and moist to the touch, new flow...

by Ann Lethbridge Here is our routine reminder. This blog will move to http://www.regencyramble.blogspot.com The Thames River Police Continu...

Posted by Michele Ann Young Today, Good Friday, my daughter and I are making hot cross buns. Hot cross buns, Hot cross buns, one...

Ooops, sorry I'm late. Down to the wire on edits. Don't forget the Regency Ramble is moving house to http://www.regencyramble.blogsp...

The regency equivalent of Happy Dancing. Well here it is, my first book with Harlequin Historicals, on the shelves. Which reminds me, we re...

by Michele Ann Young My we are flying around the world at a rapid rate! If you are anything like me, you would have found the look of Hyde P...

by Ann Lethbridge While Michele is in transports over Australia (pun intended though not very good) I am still poking around Regency London....

by Michele Ann Young Having just returned from Australia, I thought I would share some of the research, and the pictures I took at the Hyde ...

by Ann Lethbridge Two week until my book, The Rake's Inherited Courtesan is in stores. I must say I am getting quite excited. Expect to ...

A regular feature for your delectation. March is the time of mad hares and spring bulbs. Hares are called mad in March because of their bre...

First, many apologies for the typos in that last blog. Jet lag has strange effects. I have done some fixing. Hopefully today will be better ...

Well, we went. And we had a wonderful time. The Australian Readers made us very welcome and on top of that we got to visit a very beautif...

We had a great time in Australia. Lots to share. Posts will begin on a regular basis on Thursday.

On Pancake Day , Pancake day in England is Shrove Tuesday. Was it celebrated in the Regency? Well... Pancake races have been held in village...

By Ann Lethbridge A House in Town . Townhouse were the elegant residences of Regency London and I think you will agree that this one, in Tav...

By Michele Ann Young Despite our association with this as a Victorian Celebration the day became associated with romantic love in the circ...

By Ann Lethbridge A wee bit of news first my darlings: Michele and I will be in Australia for the next three weeks. If we can post something...