
I’ve been fascinated by English nobility for as long as I can remember. And like most writers who pen stories set in the era of Regency England, I’ve made a study of the peerage with its ranks and titles, hierarchies … Continue reading
I’ve been fascinated by English nobility for as long as I can remember. And like most writers who pen stories set in the era of Regency England, I’ve made a study of the peerage with its ranks and titles, hierarchies … Continue reading
Did you know Castle Asby in Northamptonshire inspired Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park? Or that Lacock in Wiltshire was used as the setting for Meryton in the 1995 production of Pride and Prejudice? These are just a couple of the reveals … Continue reading
Are you reading “Austen in August?” In a prior post I mentioned Roof Beam Reader’s annual Austen in August reading challenge. So far I’m on track to meet my “Austen in August” goals—I just finished Jane Austen’s Sanditon and tomorrow … Continue reading
It’s August and that means two things: It’s time to start muttering, “No way, is it really August already?” and, Read Jane Austen. If you’re like me, you don’t really need a reason to read a bit of Jane. I … Continue reading
Brenda S. Cox
Immerse yourself in Georgian and Regency England
Musings about Louisa May Alcott's Little Women and what might have been...
Explore the architectural history of the UK's country houses and stately homes
Creating Characters with Character
Author of Historical Fiction and Nonfiction
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Random Musings of a Janeite
A Jane Austen book club
Exploring the world of late Georgian and Regency London
Dressing for a Regency ball (and other events) by Mr. Philip Elton
Writing about anything and everything to do with the Georgian Era
relax > read > repeat
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