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Closed-Door Romance: What's the Point?
Mimi Matthews discusses the reasons readers might choose to read a closed-door romance....
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A Halloween Tea Party for Unmarried Victorian Ladies
In the Victorian era, Halloween parties were rife with games designed to help young ladies see into their marital futures....
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The Etiquette of Broken Betrothals: Victorian Advice on Ending an Engagement
In the Victorian era, there were rules of etiquette for breaking an engagement with one's intended.. ...
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Victorian Valentine's Day Verses for Rejecting Unwanted Suitors
Harshly-worded Victorian Valentine verses for those "who wish to address those they love in suitable terms.” ...
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Valentine's Day in the 19th Century: Lost Connections & Lonely Hearts
Valentine’s Day news items from Regency England, Victorian England, and even 1890s Texas....
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The Literary Governess: Depictions in Austen, Brontë, Thackeray, and Heyer
During the 19th century, a gently bred young lady with no fortune, no family, and no prospects had few options for making her way in the world....
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