English Historical Fiction Authors

by Caroline Miley There was no political art in England in the 1790s and 1800s – no art ‘of or relating to the government or public affair...

by M.M. Bennetts Yes, she was a princess.  And yes, she had to marry for reasons of state rather than solely based on her personal fan...

by Regina Jeffers John Nash was the man responsible for the shape and development of London. Under Nash's plan, Londoners embraced...

Having been quite stuck up a chimney in my last Regency review-of-two, it is fitting that my third little amble through the period should n...

{{PD-US}} In my last review of the English Regency, amongst other diversions, we took a fine whirl about the pursuits of the Prince Reg...

As the English Regency is probably the little spot in history where I most oft lodge myself, I thought I would write a series of blog-pieces...