Hi Fenella -- thanks for the feedback. I really liked the Hale, until I saw the Sourcebooks cover, and then I fell in love with that one. The colours are so rich!
I haven't read your Miss Bennet and Mr Bingley yet, but I'm looking forward to it -- have a deadline for June 15th, and after that I'll be free (it's all relative, isn't it?).
Ghosts of Neddingfield Hall is my first Gothic type novel so is a departure for me from my usual straight Regency. I'm about to start a Victorian saga set in Colchester which is an even bigger change. I'm just finishing the research - and have loved doing this part of it.
Thank you for yuor kind thoughts
Fenella
I put my website together in 2005. I use Godaddy as a host site as well as for their software. It was surprisingly easy. I deliberately set up my website so it doesn't require a lot of time to maintain. I try to put up new pictures on the front page every month or so. I did the ones about London hotels the first of January. Mostly I just have to check the links to make sure they're current. Every now and then I add new ones.
I'm not familiar with Regencyreads. Can you tell me more?
Many thanks for adding me as a friend, Fenella. Your writing CV looks intriguing. Are you planning to go to the HNS conference in York? I'm still thinking about it though I don't even know if there are any spaces left.
All the best, Stephanie
Hi Fenella! Glad my factoid about pencils was helpful. Early pencils resembled what we in America call "carpenter's" pencils. They were broad and flat.
My latest large print was released by Ulverscroft on January 1st- The Mesalliance - a romantic Regency adventure set in the world famous St Osyth Priory, Essex, UK which I was lucky enough to get to see form the inside. It's not open to the public any more - which is a great shame.
Hello, Fenella!
Genella is my writing name. Many years ago, a friend of mine told me I needed to have a name, so she gave me Genella. I chose deGrey out of a Jude Deveraux book.
:)
G.
Carol- yes I think we must have seen each other. You are another early morning writer - I get up before six in the summer and before seven in the winter. I do my best work at this time of day.
Best wishes
Fenella
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I haven't read your Miss Bennet and Mr Bingley yet, but I'm looking forward to it -- have a deadline for June 15th, and after that I'll be free (it's all relative, isn't it?).
Thank you for yuor kind thoughts
Fenella
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I put my website together in 2005. I use Godaddy as a host site as well as for their software. It was surprisingly easy. I deliberately set up my website so it doesn't require a lot of time to maintain. I try to put up new pictures on the front page every month or so. I did the ones about London hotels the first of January. Mostly I just have to check the links to make sure they're current. Every now and then I add new ones.
I'm not familiar with Regencyreads. Can you tell me more?
Joanna
All the best, Stephanie
Joanna Waugh
Thanks and have a wonderful day. I look forward to talking to you more.
Lisa :)
If you have a moment on a sleepy January day, do drop by my latest interview at Unusual Historical Blogspot.
There's a copy of Duking Days Rebellion being offered in a draw too.
http://unusualhistoricals.blogspot.com/
Are any of you going to the HNS confrence in York this year?
Genella is my writing name. Many years ago, a friend of mine told me I needed to have a name, so she gave me Genella. I chose deGrey out of a Jude Deveraux book.
:)
G.
Best wishes
Fenella
Have I seen you at the RNA?
Best wishes
Carol
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