Musings of a Romance Author
I know it’s been a long time since I promised a post on Dr James Barry, the surgeon who rose through the ranks of the British Army and was renowned for their passionate dedication to public health reforms. Anyway, because it’s LGBTQ+ history month in the UK, I thought now was the time to make … Continue reading Dr James Barry – Trans man or ambitious trickster?
If you're interested in the history behind St. Val's day then check out this post from a couple of years ago. Saint Valentine’s Day: A Short History – Bianca White Writes
Why do we celebrate all things lovey-dovey on 14th February? Click here for a short history of St. Valentine’s Day. 💞💓💗
Who were the Georgian monarchs? Click here for facts about the 4 Georges and a William. Plus stuff about famous Georgians.
Before the end of Women's History Month, here are five facts about one of the most famous Georgian women and female rights activists, Mary Wollstonecraft. She pops up in so many Georgian set romances, but the truth is, after 1798, many ladies would have been afraid to admit to reading her works. Mary Wollstonecraft by … Continue reading Five Facts: Mary Wollstonecraft – A Georgian Feminist
It's LGBTQ History month. If you want to know more about LGBTQ Georgians in the 18th century, click here for some quick facts. 🏳️🌈
Gin may have seen a recent comeback in the UK, but in the Georgian era it was vilified. Click here to learn about gin and the Georgians.
Welcome to hell! The thought of doing time in Newgate Prison still sends shivers down the spine. Click here to learn more about its history.
If they didn't own a private carriage, how did people get around? Click here to learn more about public transport in Georgian Britain.
What did the Regency sofa look like? Click here to find out about the different styles of sofa, and what makes it different from a couch. 🛋️