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Category Archives: Historic Language
Jane Austen Speak
Dukes in Disguise releases today! Just in time for the weekend! Let me tell you a little story about my little story “Duchess of Light” in the anthology. Grace, Emily, and I thought up our grand novella idea at the … Continue reading
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Expand Your Regency Vocabulary
I was taking care of some final copy editing on my upcoming novella Duchess of Light (excerpt) in the anthology Dukes of Disguise featuring Grace Burrowes, Emily Greenwood, and yours truly. (Look links! Amazon, iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble) Anyhoo, I … Continue reading
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Victorianisms – Adventures in Victorian Slang
Last week I turned in my final revisions for Wicked Little Secrets—a naughty and fun little Victorian romance. The release date is a few months out, giving us plenty of time to get our Victorian on. Today I’m posting my … Continue reading