Pastel by Georgette Heyer, Geraldton Guardian and Express (1929)
This appreciative review — even though it dwells rather too much on “women writers” — is…
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The Masqueraders by Georgette Heyer, New Statesman (1929)
This glowing review — which suggests that The Masqueraders isn’t exactly serious “problem” literature, but sensibly…
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Helen by Georgette Heyer, Times Literary Supplement (1928)
This review from London’s venerable Times Literary Supplement (May 17, 1928) pulls no punches, but properly highlights Heyer’s…
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These Old Shades by Georgette Heyer, The Daily Standard (1926)
This review from Brisbane’s The Daily Standard (December 11, 1926) might seem a touch dismissive —…
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Simon the Coldheart by Georgette Heyer, Times Literary Supplement (1925)
This complimentary yet clear-eyed review of Heyer’s first Medieval novel Simon the Coldheart is from London’s Times…
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Instead of the Thorn by Georgette Heyer, Sporting Times (1924)
This review of Heyer’s first contemporary novel Instead of the Thorn, which praises her writing style, is…
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The Transformation of Phillip Jettan by Georgette Heyer, The Register, Adelaide (1923)
This short but nice review — that charitably references similarities to Monsieur Beaucaire by Booth Tarkington,…
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The Great Roxhythe by Georgette Heyer, New York Times Book Review (1923)
BEWARE SPOILERS! This long, thoughtful and appreciative review of The Great Roxhythe is from the New…
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The Spanish Bride by Georgette Heyer, The Australian Women’s Weekly
This long and thoughtful review of The Spanish Bride, comparing the Peninsular War to World War…
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False Colours by Georgette Heyer, South China Morning Post (1967)
A sweet review of False Colours from as far afield as Hong Kong, in the South…
