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Georgette Heyer's Regency World
$19.99
Published: August 2010
SKU: 9781402241369
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Overview
The definitive guide for all fans of Georgette Heyer, Jane Austen, and the glittering Regency period
“Detailed, informative, impressively researched. A Heyer lover writing for Heyer fans.” —Times Literary Supplement
Immerse yourself in the resplendent glow of Regency England and the world of Georgette Heyer…
From the fascinating slang, the elegant fashions, the precise ways the bon ton ate, drank, danced, and flirted, to the shocking real life scandals of the day, Georgette Heyer’s Regency World takes you behind the scenes of Heyer’s captivating novels.
As much fun to read as Heyer’s own novels, beautifully illustrated, and meticulously researched, Jennifer Kloester’s essential guide brings the world of the Regency to life for Heyer fans and Jane Austen fans alike.
“An invaluable guide to the world of the bon ton. No lover of Georgette Heyer’s novels should be without it.” — Katie Fforde
“Splendidly entertaining” —Publishers Weekly
“Meticulously researched yet splendidly entertaining, Kloester’s comprehensive guide to the world of upper-class regency England is a must-have.” —Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Product Details
- Paperback
- Case Count: 12
"Kloester's lively book will delight died-in-the-wool Regency readers and give those new to the genre a better understanding of the enduring appeal of Austen's world and Heyer's classic books." — Booklist
"Immerse yourself in the resplendent glow of Regency England and the world of Georgette Heyer...." — Anna's Book Blog
"A tremendous resource for authors trying to write in this time period." — Austenesque Reviews
"What elevates this book beyond a collection of historical facts is its organization and that the author places many of Heyer's novels and characters in context to the categories and descriptions within the text." — Austenprose.com
"An explication, exploration, loving tribute to, and erudite partial concordance of those sacred texts and the historical soil from which they sprung... a sweeping and entrancing social history. " — Barnes and Noble Review
"Highly, highly recommended for readers of Georgette Heyer's books, particularly those who know little about the Regency time period." — Bookfoolery and Babble
"Very well researched and meticulously put together." — Celtic Lady's Reviews
"An excellent wealth of regency knowledge for an aspiring author. " — Historically Obsessed
"The research was top-notch, not only into the Regency world itself, but for the breadth and depth she went into studying Heyer's work. " — History Undressed
"Filled with tasty little nuggets of information." — Jane Austen's Wolrd
"A great read and would make an excellent reference for anyone wishing to know more about the Regency, or who may plan on writing a Regency novel themselves." — Jenny Loves to Read
"Whether you are a Heyer fan, a general reader, a writer, or simply interested in the history of the Regency period, you will find this book useful and a pleasure to read." — Library of Clean Reads
"This is truly everything you ever wanted to know about Heyer's Regency world and beyond!" — Life in the Thumb
"I feel that I'm walking away knowing a LOT more about the Regency period than I did before... it's also renewed my love for Georgette Heyer!" — Passages to the Past
"This is a handy dandy book to come to again and again for a quick Regency refresher course. " — Readin and Dreamin
"An impressive compilation of facts, figures, and drawings that leaves no stone unturned and discusses every aspect of Regency life. " — Romance Reader at Heart
"An impressive compilation... A wonderful addition to any Regency lover's reference library" — Romance Reader at Heart
"A well-written, in-depth look into how people lived, worked, behaved, dressed and spoke during the Regency period and was thrilled at how much I learned" — Rundpinne
"The guide is a boon to readers who until now have depended on context to clarify the unknown. On its own, it's interesting. Paired with a period novel, it's a must-have handbook." — The Dallas Morning News
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