Okay now -- here's the blog to go with Saturday's pics:

The Two Faces of Masquerade

or, if you have difficulty navigating and commenting on the eharlequin site, it's also up here, at the Harlequin Historical Authors independent blog:

http://harlequinhistoricalauthors.blogspot.com/2011/07/two-faces-of-masquerade.html

I've asked a philosophical sort of question about why masquerades were so enticing, in spite of (or maybe because of) their dangers. I'd love to write a Harlequin Undone where the lovers meet at a masquerade. Would you like to read one?

Pics for Masquerade Blog

Miss Chudleigh as Iphigenia, 1849

Rowlandson, Dance of Death: The Masquerade