georgette

Although they are somewhat older than the 19th century, check out novels by Georgette Heyer, if interested.

From the article: > For the origins of the modern Regency romance, look to the works of Georgette Heyer.

You've got nothing for lovers of Georgette Heyer or Agatha Christie then?

So perhaps someone should republish her novels under the name Georgette Eliot.

Wodehouse and Georgette Heyer are considered a bit niche in the U.

My mum kept Georgette Heyer, and Elle (in french) there.

In fact, we know who it was - Georgette Heyer.

If Georgette gets some success, my guess is otherwise lost shop owners will Google their way to good deals on packaging, but may not know where to start on other parts of their identity...

I think Georgette Packaging can be an enabler for smaller businesses to cost effectively address some of these branding issues, but by itself, it will only be a part of a rather larger picture.

On the other hand, Georgette may want to also look at suggesting ways to fill in those other parts of brand identity cost effectively or even partner with others (biz dev relationship sort things) that can get their customers across the branding finish line in areas more than just packaging.

My intention, by saying gadzooks (a word from an earlier century, that I have read in historical novels, such as by Georgette Heyer - I'm not a scholar), was to express surprise, and to indicate that bawdy writing was not only from the 19th century, but existed much prior to that.

I wonder how many people in this thread had heard of Georgette Heyer but not "The Luke-in-Yoda’s-hut scene".

But, while Georgette Heyer invented the Regency romance, hers are not "bodice-rippers".

A line from a novel by Georgette Heyer: "I look for trouble.

"An Infamous Army" by Georgette Heyer has a very good account also.

Georgette Tsinguirides started at the Stuttgart ballet in 1945, being paid in Reichsmark.

A tangled legal battle in following years saw the rights divided between a number of claimants, including Ms Taverne’s husband’s second wife Georgette.

Georgette, and I think Pakible, are focused on making that customization as affordable and accessible as possible.