Regency Ramble

Back down the mine, here is a miner having his tea break. And this next is a video. You will not see anything, it was too dark, but yo...

Back home, it all seems a bit of a blur, but I had to share this picture of the book signing. I had two books to sign, Lady Rosabella'...

 #RomanticTimes Convention Here we are, the Harlequin authors, at Celebrate History, Action and Homtown Heroes setting up for our wonderfu...

RT Booklovers Convention in Chicago - April 11. 15. I hope to see you there over the next few days but if not look for my photos here on th...

Want to curl up with a book this Easter Weekend? Ninc has you covered.  Novelist Inc has published Cast of Charcters an Anthology with  a ...

Now we have the technical details, or at least all we need, let us do a little exploring. The first thing we came across was a shammeling ...

Last time we talked about how tin mining started on the surface, in streams.  The people who undertook this kind of mining were called stre...

Do you remember the series Poldark?  About tin mining families, set during the late Georgian period.  Well it just so happens that the book ...

Wardour Castle (Continued) In the 18th century, Wardour Castle became a romantic ruin to a new house for the Arundel's built across t...

It was too soon for Mary to send Sally a letter, too much to ask her to pay for so little news. I wrote this today in my current work in p...

It came as quite a surprise when I discovered that the story I did for the Royal Wedding last April, is now coming out with the other storie...

Here is where you pay for the research by letting me post about my book Lady Rosabella`s Ruse . Of course, you can quite easily skip the wh...

All right, so I love castles.  Don't forget that the castles scattering Great Britain today scattered them equally during the Regency. O...

January 1812. We are still in the first year of the Regency and here is what the ladies were wearing in January. Lady’s Monthly Museum Ca...

Continuing  snippets of the news two hundred years ago to celebrate and 200th anniversary of the beginning of the Regency era. 1811 May 2...