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Image zoom Sarah, Duchess of York contemplates her debut novel for adults, Her Heart For A Compass, and its central character Lady Margaret Montagu at home in the grounds of Royal Lodge, Windsor, England | Credit: Debbie Hare Sarah Ferguson, a longtime author, has always been interested in history royal or otherwise. On Tuesday, the Duchess of York announced she s writing her first novel of historical fiction inspired by the life of her great-great-aunt, Lady Margaret Montagu Douglas Scott. Her Heart For a Compass, written with Marguerite Kaye, will be published jointly by HarperCollins Publishers and Harlequin UK on August 3, 2021. Get push notifications with news, features and more. ....
We now scorn pulp historical fiction. But will Bridgerton spark a revival? 20 December 2020 • 6:00am Regency raciness: Netflix’s Bridgerton can trace its lineage back to the work of such 20th-century novelists as Georgette Heyer, Anya Seton and Jean Plaidy Credit: Netflix On Christmas Day, Netflix launches its latest glossy historical drama, a Regency romp called Bridgerton. It promises to be the same breed of mildly sexed-up Jane Austen pastiche as Andrew Davies’s ITV series Sanditon, which flopped last year. And, like The Crown, which applies so much poetic licence to true events, Bridgerton is unlikely to win the streaming giant any awards for historical accuracy. The source material, after all, is a series of novels by the American writer Julia Quinn, the titles of which – The Viscount Who Loved Me, It’s in His Kiss – don’t exactly conjure up the Regency period. ....