Regency Ramble

by Ann Lethbridge , This is the longest walk known to regency enthusiast. We have been on the road together for months and months, but then ...

By Michele Ann Young I am sorry to have been missing for a week. A couple of deadlines caught me up. Today we have a regular monthly featur...

Drop by the Pink Heart Society Blog, to find me today. I would so love to see you there. http://pinkheartsociety.blogspot.com/ Comment for a...

by Michele Ann Young Here is a little bit of something fun for a cold February day!. Although if you are one of my Australian readers I gath...

by Ann Lethbridge The excitement of a book coming out, never dwindles. I am also really lucky, I get to celebrate new releases twice. Once w...

by Ann Lethbridge Fascinatingly, at one point in time, Stourhead had its own hermit. Now this picture of some ruins in the grounds is proba...

by Michele Ann Young We are in the middle of our January thaw, with a couple of days of very mild weather, but the weatherman kindly assures...

by Ann Lethbridge What can we serve for breakfast? Toast and marmalade of course. Last week I handed in two books, which left me at a bit of...

by Michele Ann Young It is always exciting when you see a new cover, knowing one of your stories lies beneath the artwork. This one is lov...

by Ann Lethbridge Weather The weather has a huge impact on Flora an Fauna, naturally. Duh, you might say. but since we all live in vastly ...

by Michele Ann Young Before we get to the important stuff here is a bit of writing news! Michele has a story in the Mammoth Book of Regenci...

It is always difficult to get back into routine after a holiday, isn't it? But here we are. Family is very important to us all when ther...

by Ann Lethbridge and Michele Ann Young , Wishing you all the very best. We are taking our own holiday and will return in the New Year f...

by Michele Ann It's been a while since we visited London, but I thought we might have a change of scene. Inns in our period were very im...

by Ann This must be the longest walk we have ever taken together. I do so enjoy your company. I promised the Pantheon, but this is not it....

Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat Please put a penny in the old man's hat If you haven't got a penny and ha'pen...

Here is a neat link for history buffs: A Christmas Carol Nothing quite like seeing the writer at work, in this case Charles Dickens. Dickens...

by Michele Ann Young The streams and rivers of Scotland team with Atlantic Salmon. The reason I have chosen to talk about this in November i...

by Ann Lethbridge Love History? Then this is one is for you. Not Regency, but as I never grow tired of saying, what went before is all part ...

by Michele Ann Young The last of the leaves are sitting in brown bags at the curb and I must say I now really feel as if winter is just arou...