12 Apr 2015

Free Books on Amazon

category A Most Civil Proposal, An Arranged Marriage, C P Odom, Consequences, Cynthia I Hensley, Echoes of Pemberley, Event, Free, Gail McEwen, J Marie Croft, Jan Hahn, Linda Beutler, Lory Lilian, Love at First Slight, Remembrance of the Past, Stronger Even Than Pride, The Journey, The Red Chrysanthemum | 22

Ready for it? The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is coming up in less than a week. This coming weekend Meryton Press will be there at booth 965 looking forward to seeing our friends and fellow book lovers at … Read More
8 Apr 2015

Voting Now Open!

category Anthology, Contest, Event | 0

Votes are now open in the Name That Anthology Contest.  We’ve narrowed it down to 3 titles and now it’s your turn to help us again, this time by telling us which one is your favorite.
5 Apr 2015

Were Regency gowns worn on the Titanic?

category Inspired, Life, Regency, Suzan Lauder | 0

Hey! There’s an Alfred Angelo prom dress at “Vinny’s Second Wife’s Closet” in your favourite colour! But before you buy it, rip it apart and remake it, check the prices of custom-made Regency gowns. They start at just under $100, … Read More
5 Apr 2015

A Morning Gown plus some Frankenstein Gown Parts

category Inspired, Regency, Suzan Lauder | 0

Poll time: Another instructional post on what to buy, or The Big Reveal: my Regency gown purchases to date? Okay, here’s the boring list… just kidding! I started shopping for my costume for the 2015 JASNA AGM in July 2014. … Read More
23 Mar 2015

Floor length, Empire waist, and what else? Anne Shirley?

category Austenesque, Inspired, Life, Pride, Regency, Suzan Lauder | 0

A summary of a Regency gown is like a list of what constitutes a good car. Past a few key items, it starts to become possible for variations too complicated for a simple post. I don’t know how I decided … Read More
15 Mar 2015

Lift and Separate!

category Inspired, Life, Regency, Suzan Lauder | 3

Nothing destroys a Regency look faster than droopy boobage—it’s better suited to activities with pot and daisy-weaving involved. The Regency bodice demands softness on top rather than on the bottom, and the opposite will be noticed, because the pretty ribbon … Read More

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