Musings of a Romance Author
The spoon tinkled against the ceramic mug. Deep brown liquid slowly swirled and merged to become beige. A cartoon owl with enormous eyes and a furrowed brown stared back. On the other side of the mug, the words I’m Watching You made her shudder. How kind of her father to insist she used his birthday gift at work.
Pregnancy and childbirth was dangerous for all women in the eighteenth century. Click here to read more.
Have you ever used a silly excuse to get out of a date? Click here to read about mine.
Which paring is my favourite movie couple? Click her to find out.
Were you told any silly lies as a kid? Click here to read It's All A Silly Lie! where I recall some silly stuff I was told as a kid.
For a quick read, click here for my piece of flash fiction titled, "Flame". 🔥🔥🔥
Are you interested in the lives of black women in Georgian Britain? Click here for more on influential black women like Dido Belle and Mary Prince.
It's Local Community and History Month in the UK. Let's take a look at the local moonraking legend of a small town in West Yorkshire. 🌚
In the UK it’s Women’s History Month, and I wanted to write a detailed article about unconventional ninteenth-century women. Before I knew it, the last week of March was upon me, and I’d done nothing. So, I feel I need to salvage something for the last day. My former work colleagues bought me a useful … Continue reading Unconventional Nineteenth-Century Women
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?