Regency
Regency Fiction is a genre set during the Regency era (1811–1820) in Britain, a period marked by social refinement, aristocratic intrigue, and strict societal rules. These stories often focus on the manners, romances, and class dynamics of the time, with elegant ballrooms, witty conversations, and the pursuit of love and status playing central roles.
Common themes in Regency fiction include courtship, arranged marriages, inheritance struggles, and social mobility, often portrayed through the lens of strong-willed heroines, dashing gentlemen, and meddling family members. The genre frequently explores the contrast between duty and desire, as well as the limitations imposed on women and the complexities of social hierarchy.
Regency fiction appeals to readers who enjoy historical romance, witty dialogue, and immersive period settings, offering a glimpse into an era of elegance, scandal, and societal expectations.
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