Myretta Robens - Regency Romance

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Writing Links

Romance Writers of America
Invaluable to the romance writer

RWA New England Chapter
My home chapter. I am the webmaster here

The Beaumonde
RWA's online Regency chapter

Hearts Through History
Online chapter for writers of historical romance

Charlotte Dillon's Writers' Resources
An amazing compilation of links and advice for romance writers

Regency Links

The Republic of Pemberley
My home online. If you're obsessed with Jane, this one's for you

The Regency Garderobe
A Godsend for Regency costume. Get the CDROM

The Georgian Index
Lots of information on Georgian England

The Regency Collection
Anne Woodley's wonderful page of Regency info

The Regency Repository
An accessible and interesting site created by Kristen Skold

Romance Reading Links

Rakehell
A classy review site devoted exclusively to the Regency

All About Romance
The most comprehensive romance site on the web, in my opinion

Books for Research

Jane Austen and the Clergy
The heroine of Just Say Yes is a vicar's daughter
and this has been a teriffic resource

Life in the Georgian City
Unfortunately, out of print. If you find it, grab it

The British Stable
Detailed documentation, gorgeous photographs

Flunkeys and Scullions
Life Below Stairs in Georgian England

Books for Fun

The Devil to Pay
Liz Carlyle -- as always a wonderful story,
rich language, a hero to die for

Stolen Magic
The sequel to M. J. Putney's Kiss of Fate
-- and just as good

Mr. Impossible
Oh Rupert! Loretta Chase does it again.

Much Ado about You
I've come to love Eloisa James.
She makes you care about her characters.

Naked in Death
J. D. Robb. Okay, so I'm late to the party.
But these books are addictive. Naked is the first.

To Tempt a Gentleman
Kate Huntingon. My very favorite Zebra Regency writer.