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