Illustrations from “The Old Maid” — Woman’s Pictorial (1925)
Georgette Heyer’s ninth published short story is definitely her most autobiographical, and was attributed to her…
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Illustrations from “Love” — Sovereign Magazine (1923)
Georgette Heyer’s eighth published short story is her only tragedy (that we know of), and is…
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Illustrations from “The Chinese Shawl” — The Quiver (1923)
Georgette Heyer’s seventh published short story gives us the down-on-her-luck Mary, who happens to run into…
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Illustrations from “Whose Fault Was It?” — The Happy Mag (1923)
Georgette Heyer’s seventh published short story is a tale of marriage and Ming pottery (though, as…
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Illustrations from “Acting on Impulse” — The Red Magazine (1923)
Georgette Heyer’s sixth published short story is one of her best, in which the impetuous Kenneth…
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Illustrations from “Bulldog and the Beast” — The Happy Mag (1923)
Georgette Heyer’s fourth published short story is a battle of the sexes, in which Mr. Sykes…
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Illustrations from “Lincke’s Great Case” — Detective Magazine (1923)
Georgette Heyer’s third published short story is a case of missing government documents, solved (eventually) by…
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Illustrations from “The Little Lady” — The Red Magazine (1922)
Georgette Heyer’s second published short story gives us the lovelorn Peter who, after an argument with…
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Illustrations from “A Proposal to Cicely” — The Happy Mag (1922)
The first short story (we know of) published by Georgette Heyer, “A Proposal to Cicely” gives…
