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tri ܁ ˖ ♬⋆.˚ asked Gail Carriger:

Why don't you write anything set in the Regency? Just curious. Also, will you be writing any period novels any time soon?

Gail Carriger I have a short story set in the Regency era about Alexia's father (Curious Case of the Werewolf that Wasn't) and I have thought about doing more. Why? I think because I write, steampunk I am more attracted to things set in and around the industrial revolution. On a more frivolous note? I like Victorian fashion better (personally, to wear) and I like how very very silly they can be.
~ Miss Gail

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