Great interview! An absolute treasure trove of information, great for anyone wanting to do research of any kind, especially historical. Love Paullett's work, her books are an absolute feast. She posts some fascinating research bits on her socials also, great for the history geek and someone who loves the little details! (Research is SO fun!) I'm so happy to have found your channel. Going to check out more of your videos!
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Great interview! An absolute treasure trove of information, great for anyone wanting to do research of any kind, especially historical. Love Paullett's work, her books are an absolute feast. She posts some fascinating research bits on her socials also, great for the history geek and someone who loves the little details! (Research is SO fun!)
I'm so happy to have found your channel. Going to check out more of your videos!
I have always loved the Regency era. Jane Austen came first, followed closely by Georgette Heyer. Sigh....