Regency Romance Hoodies

Inspired by Julia Quinn's "The Viscount Who Loved Me"

Featuring the cover of my regency romance: The Ill-fated Romance.

Tell people what you write! "I write Regency Romance" with a woman in period era gown.

Cute Regency bunny

Cute book tropes design: slow burn, friends to lovers, enemies to lovers, forbidden love, found family, love triangle, one bed, and many more. Perfect for literature fans as dark romance, regency romance, historical romance, romantasy, and fantasy, such as dark academia, etc. If you are a romance reader, this is for you. The perfect book gift for your library book nerd, bookworm, and bookish friend who is a fan of classic literature or is a book author, an avid reader, or a book writer. Also makes perfect literary gifts, ya books gifts. Wear your book tropes merch reading literary gift everywhere! If you love a modern retelling of greek mythology, it also makes the perfect book club gift or poet gift

Historical Romance Book Collage tee shirt

Regency cat couple finding love in the ball room!

Regency Era, Tranquility

Swing through the seasons, Regency Era

Read all the romances and stay home!

Ah the age old complaint...Looking for a Darcy in a world full of Wickhams.

The Duke and Duchess of Hastings

Regency cat

An antique first page of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice mounted on marbled book binding paper and collaged with a Georgian grand house looming over the page and regency his and hers accessories

Cute regency dog

Simple black and white design with a dance quote from Pride and Prejudice. Perfect for book lovers and Jane Austen fans.

Three dresses for the Regency heroine's morning. Perhaps this set is for Emma Woodhouse, Harriet Smith, and Jane Fairfax, or for three girls brought up at Mansfield Park? Yet the trio strikes me as a better fit for Catherine Morland and the two young ladies of her Bath acquaintance, Miss Thorpe and Miss Tilney.

Decadent and feminine, this collection of regency style designs for the girl living an opulent, coquettish life.

No discussions! Persuasion is just the better work. : P

Fashion looks from 1795ish, tinted in perfectly fashionable primrose. These garments were originally sketched for key characters from Jane Austen's early epistolary novel, "Lady Susan" -- if you're a fan, see if you can figure out who's who!

Kate and Anthony

Born in the wrong Era

A set of handsome gentry in Regency garb for adorning your bookplates, bullet journal, or character sheets. The backgrounds are in the jonquil and primrose shades of yellow that were so popular in 1820s Europe.

The Duke and Duchess of Hastings

I'd rather be living in romance novels. Everyone's hotter there.

Jane Austen said it best - she always does. To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love.

From Bridgerton series and books, our beloved Daphne

Tiny pieces of assemblage art to decorate your memoirs.

Julia Quinn’s The Viscount Who Loved Me and Netflix’s Bridgerton Featured Characters: Kate Sharma and Anthony Bridgerton

Kate and Anthony

A vastly intelligent girl with a sharp wit and warm heart, Penelope would prefer to quietly sway near the perimeter of any ballroom rather than take center stag

An antique first page of Jane Austen's Persuasion mounted on seascape marbled book binding paper and collaged with a sailing ship.

Cute character pixel art design of one of my favourite historical authors: Jane Austen.

An antique first page of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey mounted on marbled book binding paper and collaged with a line of Regency topiary

Fable Gazers season 2 is 'Heyer Today', is about Regency romance queen Georgette Heyer, converts new readers to her work, and features Stephen Fry and Joanne Harris - out in 2019. Join our bookclub ahead of the launch in late 2019. https://fablegazers.wordpress.com/heyer-today-reading-list/ In the meantime, listen to season 1: The Sugar Baby Confessionals on any pod player or here: https://fablegazers.wordpress.com/binge-our-podcasts-now/ According to journalists and BBC broadcasters Bibi Lynch, Alix Fox and Rob Crossan, The Sugar Baby Confessionals is: "beguiling and off-kilter", "thought-provoking”, “charming, funny and candid". Sara DaSilva of Audible Feast said: “I am highly addicted to this show right now… I just love it.

Who is this mysterious Mr. F anyway?