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RRWL: How Do Authors Overcome Writing Obstacles

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7:00-7:30 PM EST (6pm GMT) New York Times bestselling author Sabrina Jeffries is a New Orleans-born, Thailand-reared novelist with a doctorate in English lit from Tulane, with a specialty in Early Modern British literature. Over the past decade, Jeffries has parlayed her passion for all things 19th-century British into 20 Regency-set historical romances and four novellas—becoming a regular on both the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists and winning more than a dozen industry awards in the process. How to Woo a Reluctant Lady (Pocket, January 2011) will be the 31st novel of her entire career and brings the total of Sabrina Jeffries books in print to nearly 5 million. Jeffries is based in Cary, North Carolina.

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Regency Tidbit

Letter-writing was a favorite Regency pastime — albeit a pricey one. The recipient bore the cost of delivery, which was calculated by the distance the courier had to travel. Long-winded epistles faced surcharges: the cost doubled for a second sheet of paper. People became quite crafty in using every bit of space a sheet of paper afforded. Some ladies were known to write horizontally, vertically and diagonally across the page. Envelopes didn’t exist, so letters were folded and sealed with a dab of melted wax.

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