Ann Lethbridge's Blog, page 35
August 15, 2010
by Michele Ann YoungI'm late. I'm late.......Glow WormsTh...
by Michele Ann Young
I'm late. I'm late.......
Glow Worms
There was a bit of a discussion about the presence of glow worms in Britain on one of my lists, and when browsing the Naturist for 1815 this is what he had to say for August:
A bit of research on glow worms in the uk reveals that British glow worms are different from North American fire flies. Th...
I'm late. I'm late.......
Glow Worms
There was a bit of a discussion about the presence of glow worms in Britain on one of my lists, and when browsing the Naturist for 1815 this is what he had to say for August:
... compensated by the presence of the lady-bird and the glow-worm; the first for its utility and the second for the beautiful effect it produces.
A bit of research on glow worms in the uk reveals that British glow worms are different from North American fire flies. Th...
August 10, 2010
Regency Fashion for August
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by Ann Lethbridge
A fun reminder that the Anthology New Voices
is out this month. You won't see this kind of cover on my blog very often, so I hope you enjoy. My story is called The Governess and the Earl. I do hope you will check it out.
While this book is out in print in the UK you can find it in all the usual on line places in North America too. Here is the link for the UK
New Voices
Now to the important stuff.
From the Ladies Magazine for August 1810
A morning dress of white Indian muslin wit...
by Ann Lethbridge
A fun reminder that the Anthology New Voices
is out this month. You won't see this kind of cover on my blog very often, so I hope you enjoy. My story is called The Governess and the Earl. I do hope you will check it out.
While this book is out in print in the UK you can find it in all the usual on line places in North America too. Here is the link for the UK
New Voices
Now to the important stuff.
From the Ladies Magazine for August 1810A morning dress of white Indian muslin wit...
August 5, 2010
Home Again
by Michele Ann Young
Well here we are at the famed Harlequin Party. A great evening.
The drink is called Harlequin Heartbreak and the pink floaty thing you can see is an edible orchid. I do like my veggies, but to be honest it was a tad bit tasteless if a whole lot exotic.
I also wouldn't recommend having too many of these drinks. Pretty to look at but fatal --- I'm told.
Since getting back we have had the fun of a visit from a niece and have been proudly showing off our town and our countrysid...
Well here we are at the famed Harlequin Party. A great evening.The drink is called Harlequin Heartbreak and the pink floaty thing you can see is an edible orchid. I do like my veggies, but to be honest it was a tad bit tasteless if a whole lot exotic.
I also wouldn't recommend having too many of these drinks. Pretty to look at but fatal --- I'm told.
Since getting back we have had the fun of a visit from a niece and have been proudly showing off our town and our countrysid...
July 30, 2010
RWA News
Cool news! My novel, The Rake's Inherited Courtesan won one of the prestigious Daphne's here at the RWA conference in Orlando.Here you see me with two other nominees from Harlequin Historicals, Julia Justiss and my chapter mate Kate Bridges, and the two harlequin editors, Joanne Grant and Linda Fildew. Needless to say we were all very happy.
Thank you Kiss of Death!
What an exciting evening.
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