If you love Jane Austen, you’ve got lots of company. Jane’s books are classics. They’ve sold for a couple of centuries. A blog reader, who’s new to Jane Austen, asked me whether I could recommend some fiction and nonfiction she would enjoy. Fiction and nonfiction On the fiction side, ...
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A Reading List Strategy: Manage Books You’ve Read And Want To Read
You’re a reader. Do you have a reading list? Whether you have or not, I’m sure you feel as if you should be getting more value from your list (or lists.) Reading is my favorite hobby. Most weeks, I get through a couple of novels. I also skim a couple of non-fiction books. “Skim”, because the ...
The Disorganized Novelist: Getting Things Done Anyway
How are you at getting things done? If you’re anything like my friends (and me) you struggle. As you may know, I’m currently writing the third book in the clean Regency romance series, The Eardleys Of Gostwicke Hall. (Cover reveal soon.) I’m using a bullet journal for the novel, as ...
My Reading Jackpot: December And January
Last year was a desert for my reading; I didn’t read much at all, too busy at work. I made up for that in December, hitting a total reading jackpot of books I loved. If you’re anything like me, and enjoy adding books to your To Be Read pile, here are some books you must check out. Nonfiction ...
Clean Regency Romance: What’s Next For The Eardleys?
I’ve been on a Georgette Heyer binge, rereading Sylvester, The Grand Sophy, and The Corinthian. If you haven’t read these novels, and love Regency romance, you have a treat in store. Georgette Heyer is the queen of Regency romance of course, and she’s amazing. I reread my favorite Heyers often, ...
Regency Romance: Next For The Eardleys, Elaine’s Story
Wondering what’s coming up in our Regency romance series about the Eardley sisters? We met most of the sisters in The Lady And The Rake, but we didn’t meet Elaine. Clean Regency romance: Elaine’s story We haven’t met Elaine, because she was staying with her friend Lady Foxton. When Elaine’s story ...
