Regency Era Giveaway winner and results for Regency Research

An Interview for Regency Writing A Regency Era Lexicon IX The Letter H

Regency Era Giveaway winner and results for Regency Research

REGENCY RESEARCH Giveaway

Our Giveaway is now over

We had a great deal of viewers, but not too many entrants.

Several new ideas were proposed.

As those who follow us know. We are finishing up the Regency Prime Ministers, adding more years to the Regency Timeline and then will work on the Edwardian timeline. And also continue with the Regency Lexicon bringing in the words of the Cant dictionary.

After that I will also delve into Regency Personages. Generals, Admirals, Royalty, other important figures (Poets captured a lot of attention. Beau Brummels, etc…)

Here though is our winner.

Marilyn who wanted to know more about the lives of Vicars (which of course Jane Austen’s father was), and who is a RAPscallion! (I entered all our contestant’s in a random number generator in my spreadsheet program…)

There will be giveaways in the future so please keep in touch.

Here is the original Regency Research Giveaway post if you should want to visit to the website and see what research is available to you currently:

My Blog might actually be reaching the next level. People are now following this blog and perhaps it is the research on the Regency Era that I have been doing. (There is a GIVEAWAY, read and see below)

Of course I write on more than just the Regency Era. I have shown excerpts of all my styles of writing. Currently I have started the third book in my first Fantasy Trilogy that I ever wrote. I call the series Born to Grace and the third book is tentatively titled Crown in Jeopardy. It will end the story of our hero, Caradoc MacLaughlin. We see him rise from squire to Duke, the most powerful man in the realm behind his best friend who becomes king.

Caradoc though a hero, did start with a silver spoon. He is the third son of a Duke, and was squire to his friend’s father, the former king. He spent a lot of hours on the training field to become a competent warrior. His skills are that he is a good leader as well. And this emerges during a very troubled time in the history of the land he lives in. There is a coup, that is funded by the priests of the evil god (or what the Father God, Good God, thinks of the ‘Me’ god, the opposite of altruism.)

That is just an illustration that I do write other works. And that this Blog will talk of them. That it will post excerpts as well.

Right now, I am looking for help on our mainstay, the Regency Era.

(I always need readers of my first draft material so if you would like to help there, that is always needed)

But I need some feedback.

Those who are following The Things That Catch My Eye blog know we have been doing a lot of Regency Era Research