Cross-dressing Caroline Lawrence We've been having some fun discussions about  cross-dressing  here at the History Girls blog over th...

When I was nine I never wore a dress or a skirt if I could help it, and certainly not if my best friend was around - we always wore shorts o...

By Essie Fox My novel, The Somnambulist , opens up in a Victorian music hall – in Wilton’s to be precise – a hall which is situated in G...

I haven’t had a chance to use him in a novel as yet, but I can’t let cross-dressing month go by without reminding everyone of the wondro...

When Caroline Lawrence first suggested that we might have a cross-dressing theme going on this month chez The History Girls, I didn't at...

Taking up Caroline Lawrence's theme again, I'd like to look at the reasons behind cross dressing in historical fiction. I think th...

Before anyone imagines the History Girls all sitting down to write booted and suited in pinstripe, just let me say that cross-dressing is t...

Barbara Mitchelhill OK Caroline Lawrence, so I admit it. I have thought about cross dressing. Not for me, of course. There’s hardly a n...

It was one of those serendipity moments. Seated by chance at a Society of Authors dinner with Naomi Tarrant, Head of the Costume Museum...

by Caroline Lawrence Blackadder and "Bob" Come on. Admit it. You’ve  all  thought about doing it. And some of you actual...