The Black Moth:A Remarkable Debut by Jennifer Kloester
“You do not admire our friend? Pray, do not judge him by his exterior. He may…
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The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer, The Springfield Sunday Republican, 1921
England in the picturesque 18th-century era of the Spectator, Henry Esmond, the stage coach and horse…
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The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer, The Queenslander, 1921
Georgette Heyer, a young authoress, has dared greatly in The Black Moth, for an historical…
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The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer, The Times Literary Supplement, 1921
This stages the eighteenth century with the usual stage business and scenery: highwaymen, duelling, gaming; and…
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On The Black Moth by Susannah Fullerton
The Juvenilia Press publishes the early works of writers who went on to become famous, categorizing…
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POLL: Favourite Heyer Father (Georgian Edition)
Georgette Heyer has such a knack for bringing characters to life, even the parents of her…
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POLL: Favourite Heyer Earl Hero?
Heyer’s aristocratic heroes don’t always have titles, but occasionally they are earls. Which of the five…
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The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer, Boston Evening Transcript
BEWARE SPOILERS! This long and entertaining review of The Black Moth, comically written in a similar…
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Heyer for Beginners #3 — The Great Roxhythe (1922)
The Great Roxhythe Hutchinson, 1922 Setting: London, Paris, The Hague, and other places in the former…
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Heyer for Beginners #2 — The Black Moth (1921)
The Black Moth Constable, 1921 Setting: London, Bath and the English countryside Time: the 1750s, in…
