Emily Brand
Writer & Historian
Emily is an author & historian specialising in the long eighteenth century, especially the trials and tribulations of romantic (and not-so-romantic) relationships in England. Her work takes her from the chat up lines of Restoration libertines to Georgian sex manuals and the novels of Jane Austen.
Her work has featured in the media on topics ranging from royal weddings commentary to the history of the female orgasm & the historical accuracy of sex in Downton Abbey.
Her new book, The Fall of the House of Byron,
is due for publication by John Murray in
April 2020 and is available for pre-order now!
"A chocolate box full of delicious gothic delights – jump in"
Lucy Worsley
"A triumph of detective work and literary skill"
Amanda Foreman
Ask me about the history of...
Love & Romance * Sex * Marriage & Divorce
* Lord Byron & his Family *
Courtship & Seduction * Jane Austen
*'Fallen Women' & C18th Sex Work*
Women's Lives * Family History
* Georgian & Regency England *
How to find a husband in the 18th century, with Findmypast.co.uk
Contact
For media or literary enquiries, please contact Kirsty McLachlan at David Godwin Associates.
If you would like to say hello or ask about Emily's existing work, and for enquiries about public talks or consulting, please use the form below.