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A hey ho and me bonny o I’m back from the Historical Romance Retreat with many happy memories, new acquaintances, and a bad case of what’s known as “conference crud.” (A bad cold.) With HRR being so close to Halloween, … Continue reading →
Happy almost Halloween! I’m in the thick of revisions and proofing, so I’m reprising an old post from a few years ago. Did our Regency characters celebrate Halloween? Regency stories abound with tales of masked balls and costumed Vauxhall romps. … Continue reading →
Guest Post: A Halloween Sale on Some Great Reads! A World of Gothic…Gothic Mystery Novellas ON SALE for ONLY 99 cents each through Halloween! A group of authors from countries all over the world were drawn together by our love … Continue reading →
The Headless Horseman from Sleepy Hollow Ah but this is a deceptive title for this week’s post. Regency stories abound with tales of masked balls and costumed Vauxhall romps, but I’ve never read any that included trick-or-treating, or apple-bobbing, or ghostly … Continue reading →