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Goosed! or A Fowl Christmas , the first in my Regency The Feather Fables series, is now available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashw...

A Distinct Flair for Words , the latest in my Regency Love and the Library series, is now available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Sma...

More than I used to. :) I will never know everything, but part of the fun is finding out new things. About six years ago, when I got ...

My latest Regency romance, A Gift from the Stars , is now available. A Gift from the Stars , Book 1 of The Regency Star Travelers, is a...

What's Halloween without pumpkins? Ah, pumpkins, those usually orange squash piled high in grocery stores and farm stands thi...

A Mutual Interest in Numbers , Book 2 in my Love and the Library series is now available! Love and the Library --A celebration of the...

Free public libraries as we know them today did not exist in the Regency. Libraries were part of book shops, and a fee was required to tak...

I love books, I love libraries and I love Regencies. I've combined all three in my first self-published book,  A Similar Taste in Book...

Duty was the watchword in the Georgian and Regency eras. Everyone had his or her place, and every place had its duties. Even noble families...

If you wanted to get somewhere fast in Regency England, you took the mail coach. Charged with the timely delivery of the mai...

“Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” MARK TWAIN, editorial in the Hartford Courant , Aug. 24, 1897 Whe...

In my Regency comedy romance, An Inheritance for the Birds , the "birds" in the title are mallard ducks. Why ducks? Well, I like d...

My latest Regency comedy novella, An Inheritance for the Birds , the next entry in The Wild Rose Press 's Love Letters series, is now...

Greetings all, I am Mistletoe. You know me--the green plant with white berries you most often see at Christmas time. My association with C...

All cultures have harvest festivals. The United States harvest festival is Thanksgiving, now celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November....

Halloween as we know it today was not really a holiday during the Regency. On October 31, the Celts celebrated Samhain, a harvest festival...

An orrery is a mechanical model of the solar system. Although orreries date from the time of the Greeks, British clock makers George Graham ...