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Interview with Rachel McMillan, author of The London Restoration
Earlier this year, I had the privilege of reading an advance copy of Rachel McMillan’s much-anticipated new novel, The London…
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Interview and Giveaway with Historical Fiction author Clarissa Harwood!
It’s release week for Fair as a Star, and I’m thrilled to share it with one of my favorite historical…
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Tea and Sympathy: A Prescription for Nineteenth Century Invalids
In the nineteenth century, a cup of tea was the cure for any ill. And, in times of shock, the more sugar the better....
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Easter Bonnets of the Late 19th Century
In the nineteenth century, Easter Sunday was an occasion for ladies of all classes to don their most fashionable bonnets. ...
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The Dogs of Alexandra of Denmark: A Tour of the Kennels at Sandringham
The menagerie of canines the Princess of Wales accumulated was a diverse collection which rivalled even that of her royal mother-in-law....
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Classical Cats: The Feline Muses of Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel
Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel were renowned cat lovers who famously allowed their feline muses to prowl at liberty while they composed....
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