Historical Hussies

The Cornish are descendants of Druids, Celts, and the Welsh, ancestors typically referred to as the ‘old ones’ with a fifteen hundred yea...

by Historical Romance Author Donna Hatch www.donnahatch.com If you've ever read a Regency or Victorian Romance novel, or even any...

The Cato Street Conspiracy by Donna Hatch The murder plot in my newest Regency Romance,  The Suspect’s Daughter was inspired by ...

by guest blogger Regan Walker When I was doing the research for my new medieval, THE RED WOLF’S PRIZE, set in England two years afte...

by Regency Romance Author, Donna Hatch Today, the word "library" generally creates in a person's mind an image of big bui...

Any well dressed, fashionable man living in Regency England prided himself on having a perfectly tied cravat, or necktie. Some were so fuss...

On my on-line writing group for those of us who write Regency Romance novels, some of us were bemoaning the fact that so many novels...

by Historical Romanced Author Donna Hatch www.donnahatch.com Fans have been used as both a fashion accessory and a useful tool of sta...

In my on-line writing group for Regency Writers, some of us were bemoaning the fact that so many novels labeled historicals are historic...

I've always enjoyed the newspaper's This Day in History feature. Imagine my delight when I discovered Robert Chambers's The Bo...

Sarah Eden's new book is a must-have among readers who like historical, and anyone who loves funny, quirky, lovable characters. Her new ...

Reticules, pronounced (rett i kyoòl) were sometimes called ridicules, because people thought it ridiculous to carry one’s valuables on one’s...

Despite what Regency authors often write in their  novels, it was not a requirement that any one be presented to the queen before dancing ...

H.H: What genre or sub-genre do you write? Why did you choose this genre? I write historical romance. I've always loved historical novel...