Ann Hawthorne

Can romantasy be closed-door, or does it have to be spicy?

Can romantasy be closed-door, or does it have to be spicy?

Does it have to be spicy, or would closed-door be ok?

I really love your work with Mimi Matthews! Question - do you still accept non-steamy historical romance clients? -)

I’d love to learn along, though I’m not Scottish myself -)

Women's History Scotland are migrating to Bluesky - we are so excited to grow in this new space! We'll be creating and sharing content dedicated to celebrating and exploring histories of gender and women in Scotland. Join us for the journey!

#WomensHistory #HerStory #GenderHist #Scotland

Are you a historical romance or historical fiction author looking for an editor? I have a couple of slots open this winter.

My rates are:

- 0.007$ per word for copy editing
- 0.010$ per word for developmental editing

#historicalromance #historicalfiction #regencyromance

Are you a historical romance or historical fiction author looking for an editor? I have a couple of slots open this winter.

My rates are:

- 0.007$ per word for copy editing
- 0.010$ per word for developmental editing

#historicalromance #historicalfiction #regencyromance

The Real Mary Crawford, a Guest Post from Ann Hawthorne Eliza de Feullide, nee Hancock, was born in Calcutta, India, in the year 1761. Her mother Philadelphia had been George Austen’s older sister, and thus Jane Austen’s aunt.  Eliza’s own mi…

My older guest post with the wonderful Always Austen blog. alwaysausten.com/2024/05/17/t... #janeausten #classics

Autumn in the Regency Era, a Post from Ann Hawthorne via South East England Tourist Website ~ Now that autumn is upon us, we are all awakening to the delights of crispy fallen leaves and misty mellow mornings. However, for Jane Austen’s contemp…

Bit belated, but… alwaysausten.com/2024/10/18/a... #regencyera #janeausten #history

A Year Without Summer, a Guest Post from Ann Hawthorne Imagine a year without summer – and one haunted by apocalyptic portents, at that. It sounds nightmarish – and yet that was exactly the kind of year Jane Austen had lived through in 1816…

My guest post with Always Austen blog! A Year Without Summer alwaysausten.com/2024/11/15/a... #history #janeausten #historicalromance

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