Heyer conference online on the 25th
Georgette, of course. More here:
https://tanaudel.wordpress.com/2021/0...
My part was to record a Zoom discussion with three British writers (and Heyer fans) on her influences. Quite fun.
Ta, L.
Later: the content is going to be put up online in a few weeks. I'll post a link when it does. So if you missed this live on the 25th, you'll have another chance.
Ta, L.
https://tanaudel.wordpress.com/2021/0...
My part was to record a Zoom discussion with three British writers (and Heyer fans) on her influences. Quite fun.
Ta, L.
Later: the content is going to be put up online in a few weeks. I'll post a link when it does. So if you missed this live on the 25th, you'll have another chance.
Ta, L.
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Feb 24, 2021 10:35AM
Thank you so much for the notice on this event. This is even better than obtaining a voucher to Almack's.
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Oh Rats! I saw this too late. Any idea if they will make these sessions available for a fee to stream?
I'm sad that I didn't know about this. I've been reading Georgette Heyer's books, primarily the historical fiction/romance, since I discovered her books at my public library in the 70s. Many of the authors whose books I read were influenced by her, including newer authors. Is there a way to access your panel discussion or any of the other presentations?
Cindy wrote: "I'm sad that I didn't know about this. I've been reading Georgette Heyer's books, primarily the historical fiction/romance, since I discovered her books at my public library in the 70s. Many of the..."The organizers tell me they hope to have the content up online and generally available in a few weeks. I'll try to drop a link when that happens.
Ta, L.
THANK YOU!!! Lois wrote: "Cindy wrote: "I'm sad that I didn't know about this. I've been reading Georgette Heyer's books, primarily the historical fiction/romance, since I discovered her books at my public library in the 70..."
