The International Heyer Society
Celebrating in the Literary Genius of Georgette Heyer
Author Maura TanPosted on These Old Shades Heinemann, 1926 Setting: Paris, London, the English and French countryside Time: 1756 I REALLY DIDN’T know what to expect from this one. The blurb of my Kindle … Read More “Heyer for Beginners #6: These Old Shades (1926)”
Author Heyer SocietyPosted on Published in 1937 under the objectionable title “Lady, Your Pardon“ — it was changed by Woman’s Journal editor Dorothy Sutherland, who had a sad habit of renaming Heyer’s works — … Read More ““Pharaoh’s Daughter” by Georgette Heyer Illustrations”
Author Heyer SocietyPosted on Published in 1937 under the objectionable title “Lady, Your Pardon“ — it was changed by Woman’s Journal editor Dorothy Sutherland, who had a sad habit of renaming Heyer’s works — … Read More ““Pharaoh’s Daughter” Part IV by Georgette Heyer”
Author Heyer SocietyPosted on Published in 1937 under the objectionable title “Lady, Your Pardon“ — it was changed by Woman’s Journal editor Dorothy Sutherland, who had a sad habit of renaming Heyer’s works — … Read More ““Pharaoh’s Daughter” Part III by Georgette Heyer”
Author Heyer SocietyPosted on Published in 1937 under the objectionable title “Lady, Your Pardon“ — it was changed by Woman’s Journal editor Dorothy Sutherland, who had a sad habit of renaming Heyer’s works — … Read More ““Pharaoh’s Daughter” Part II by Georgette Heyer”
Author Heyer SocietyPosted on Published in 1937 under the objectionable title “Lady, Your Pardon“ — it was changed by Woman’s Journal editor Dorothy Sutherland, who had a sad habit of renaming Heyer’s works — … Read More ““Pharaoh’s Daughter” Part I by Georgette Heyer”
Author Heyer SocietyPosted on Georgette Heyer’s ninth published short story is definitely her most autobiographical, and was attributed to her pen name “Stella Martin.” The story ran in Sovereign Magazine accompanied by these two … Read More “Illustrations from “The Old Maid” — Woman’s Pictorial (1925)”
Author Heyer SocietyPosted on Georgette Heyer’s eighth published short story is her only tragedy (that we know of), and is set in the Georgian period. The story ran in Sovereign Magazine accompanied by this … Read More “Illustrations from “Love” — Sovereign Magazine (1923)”