…channel their inner Georgian aristocrat while chatting with AudioGals…

On why I write, how writing has impacted my life and advice for beginners…

Amazon interview for the Italian Kindle store.

Talking Salt Bride and some searching Q&A for good measure…

A tat about work, life and passions with Lady A~…

Interview with India Penwick about my books and the characters who inhabit them…

Interview on J. A. Beard's Unnecessary Musings blogsite about the Roxton series and my Georgian inspirations…

Speaking to author Prue Batten about growing up, Georgette Heyer, Jean Plaidy and good ol' USA!

Author interviews, words defined, reviews, information and opinion on everything to do with writing, from a published author.

Literature, art, movies and much more to fly high!

The Duke of Roxton leaves his bride a love letter on her dressing table, the morning after their wedding night…

 New York's fastest growing Art blog Hyperallergic showcases my 18th Century Power Paunch Pinterest board! Enjoy. :)

The inspiration for my novel Midnight Marriage

Wigs were, in fact, ubiquitous…

Richard Brinsley Sheridan and The School for Scandal

Three Georgian nursery rhymes: Humpty Dumpty, The Grand Old Duke of York, and my all-time favorite Who Killed Cock Robin?

Georgian nursery rhymes: Jack and Jill, There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe, and pirate favorite Jack Be Nimble.

On Fiona Ingram’s Blog—”I recently reviewed two books by Lucinda Brant, who has captured the essence of an age (Georgian England) and made it her own…”

A little detail on a gruesome "medical" practice used in Autumn Duchess at English Historical Fiction Authors.

Wonderful visions of the 18th Century by the great French illustrator George Barbier at English Historical Fiction Authors.

A top 10 checklist for the 18th century man at English Historical Fiction Authors.

At History Undressed I discuss Georgian undergarments as featured in my novel Autumn Duchess.

Here is a guest post for Stiletto Storytime’s Georgette Heyer month of celebration. Yes, Heyer and Olives—there is a connection!

At My Jane Austen Book Club I write about my favorite Jane Austen novel and how I once walked in her footsteps while living in Surrey, England.

At History Undressed I wax lyrical about the game of Royal Tennis as featured in my novel Salt Bride.