Judith Hale Everett

I had never come across the phrase "Home Wood" in my historical reading before Georgette Heyer, and though I figured I knew what it was, I wanted to be a…

Submitting to agents is much like being thrown on the Marriage Mart.

I often feel like a great pretender as an American writing about the Regency, but my genealogist husband pointed out my own valid connection.

Thousands of climbing boys died each year from burns, suffocation, chimney collapse, or cancer, but this didn't bother their masters. There were always more orphans.

I’m not actually certain when I read my first Georgette Heyer. I know it was her anthology of Regency short stories, Pistols for Two, because I vividly remembered both the…