Last Friday, as part of her ongoing Heyer Legacy Project, Jen gave her thoughts on A Blunt Instrument. Read all about it here. And catch up on Jen’s series digging … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on A Blunt Instrument (1938)”

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Celebrating in the Literary Genius of Georgette Heyer
Last Friday, as part of her ongoing Heyer Legacy Project, Jen gave her thoughts on A Blunt Instrument. Read all about it here. And catch up on Jen’s series digging … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on A Blunt Instrument (1938)”
Last Friday, as part of her ongoing Heyer Legacy Project, Jen gave her thoughts on An Infamous Army. Read all about it here. And catch up on Jen’s series digging … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on An Infamous Army (1937)”
Last Friday, as part of her ongoing Heyer Legacy Project, Jen gave her thoughts on They Found Him Dead. Read all about it here. And catch up on Jen’s series … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on They Found Him Dead (1937)”
Last Friday, as part of her ongoing Heyer Legacy Project, Jen gave more of her thoughts on The Talisman Ring. Read all about it here. And catch up on Jen’s … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on The Talisman Ring, Part 2 (1936)”
Last Friday, as part of her ongoing Heyer Legacy Project, Jen gave her thoughts on The Talisman Ring… some of them, anyway. Read all about it here. And catch up … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on The Talisman Ring, Part 1 (1936)”
Taking a break from her Heyer Legacy Project to celebrate a personal milestone, last Friday Jen reminisced about the creating of her seminal masterwork, Georgette Heyer’s Regency World, on the … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on Georgette Heyer’s Regency World (2005)”
In 2013, Publishers Weekly ran an informative piece from now-International Heyer Society patroness (and then, already Heyer expert) Jennifer Kloester. Entitled “The Reclusive Author Who Only Gave One Interview”, it … Read More ““The Reclusive Author Who Only Gave One Interview” by Jennifer Kloester, Publisher’s Weekly“
Last Friday, as part of her ongoing Heyer Legacy Project, Jen gave her thoughts on Georgette Heyer’s detective novel, Behold, Here’s Poison. Read all about it here. And catch up on … Read More “Jennifer Kloester on Behold, Here’s Poison (1936)”
In 1986, Canberra Times book correspondent Stan Barney wrote of Joan Aiken Hodge’s Heyer biography, The Private World of Georgette Heyer, but he simultaneously wrote about Heyer herself: By ANY … Read More ““Heyer, private and undervalued”, by Stan Barney, the Canberra Times“
This pithy and rather uncomplimentary 2009 reflection on Heyer and her diminishing reputation — as part of the “Forgotten Authors” series that was subsequently renamed “Invisible Ink” and which also … Read More ““Forgotten Authors No. 27: Georgette Heyer” by Christopher Fowler (The Independent)”