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Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.

Join Shannon Donnelly to learn about how food reveals character and what might be eaten when. A man with meat on the sideboard and ale for breakfast is of higher status than a man who only has porridge in a pot. A lady who offers up decorative pineapples on her supper table is following the height of fashion. Above all else, the people of Regency era England followed the seasons for their meat, produce, fish and poultry.

No matter where or when a story is set, keeping it internally consistent is key to reader enjoyment – and that means that the author needs to know a lot about the space that their characters live in, before they start writing (preferably…). The way to achieve that is to go through a world building process at the start – it makes the author’s job easier, and produces happier readers in the end.

Kim Lambert's course comprises a series of lessons which walk the participant through the process of world building for Regency Romance.