To sites that list movies and TV set in the Regency period! Some of them have screenscaps of these TV seasons and Movies, other just have information. And other have the whole works!


Eras of Elegance

Janes Austens World [WordPress]

The Regency Ballroom

Food & Drink in Regency England

http://www.solitary-elegance.com/


Random links........


A random fanlisting *shrug*

A Regency name generator! For a little bit of fun.

Oh how fun! I love the Regency name generator - I'll be adding a link to that to the Application forum! The other links will be going straight to the Helpful Links page; I've already found Jane Austen's World, but the others are new! Thanks so much, Ronni!

Yes! hehe. It is quite fun when you're bored. Or indeed, just feel like a giggle >.> I put my name in a selected the Male option to see what would happen, and it came out as Gyles Bland!


No problem! (: I'm quite happy to post any useful things I find! I'm glad what I found was helpful (:


xxx

I just thought I'd add the Regency Society of America's forum which has a lot of links and things.
http://regencysa.proboards59.com/index.cgi

Oh, these are all great sites!

My male name came out: Graham Verney! lol

Thanks Cosmo! The link is very helpful


I want everyone to refer to me as Gyles now, because they will have no idea why and I won't tell them. Confusion = Ronni very happy I know far too many Grahams actually. It's quite odd.


Has a listing of lots of PBs from period drama! *Salivates*/

Just found a wonderful blog site:


http://regencymusicaltimeline.blogspot.com


It has details of what composers were around during the Regency, and more importantly, what music of theirs was known/popular. Also features brief biographies and descriptions of composers' works.


If I could draw your attention to the Schubert entry - entitled "Appropriate, but out of bounds"... because, as the author notes, most of his work was not published until after the Regency period. Very useful to have a blogger who considers whether a composer's music could 'safely' be referenced in a Regency setting

I just realized that I had not seen the Jane Austen Center Magazine in the Links yet:

http://www.janeausten.co.uk/magazine/index.ihtml

I've also found a couple of links which I found very interesting, regarding the Regency etiquette:

http://chuma.cas.usf.edu/~runge/MasonJA1.html

http://lesleyannemcleod.homestead.com/manners.html

http://www.elegantarts.org/regencyillm.html

http://www.wwnorton.com/college/english/na...ic_1/behave.htm


And here's a very large directory of related links:

http://www.bookyeti.com/PPlinks.html


Two large sites with pictures and tips for Regency costumes:

http://www.pemberley.com/janeinfo/ppbrokil.html
http://www.songsmyth.com/costumerscompanion.html

I've found another link; it's about Victorian Dancing Etiquette, but it has some nice tips which I found useful:

http://www.burrows.com/other/manners.html