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This post by Susanna Ives details information on nursing
your nineteenth-century infant. Loved the pictures of the baby bottles!
I have a board on Regency pets on Pinterest now. The 90
pictures are portraits and other paintings from the late eighteenth
century/early nineteenth century, showing pets of some kind, including dogs,
cats, birds, and--yes Marissa--bunnies.
A very talented group of authors has created a wonderful resource
to find romance novels written by writers of color. You can sort by theme or
time period. Here’s the historical romance section. You might just find your
next great read!
Eight authors of sweet but sizzling Regency romance have
banded together to host Regency Kisses: Lady Catherine’s Salon, a Facebook group for readers. Join Gail Eastwood, Charlotte Henry, Mary Kingswood, Martine
Roberts, Anna St. Claire, Catherine Tinley, Lynn Winchester, and yours truly.
In fact, I’ll be the featured author Monday, May 13, through Friday, May 17,
2019.
And speaking of Friday, I am heading off today to Friday
Harbor in the San Juan Islands to the north of me. I hope to come back with
many more historical insights to share.
Happy Friday!
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