Lucy Worsley
Lucy Worsley is an English historian and presenter of historical programs for the BBC. An admirer of Jane Austen, in 2017 she published a biography titled Jane Austen at Home: A Biography in which she offers a different perspective of the brilliant writer
Lucy has published several books, many guides to houses and the like. Courtiers: The Secret History of the Georgian Court (2011) is her most recent historical work. In 2014, BBC Books published her book A Very British Murder, based on the series. In April 2016, Worsley published her first children's novel, Eliza Rose, about a young noblewoman in a Tudor court
She currently lives in Southwark on the banks of the River Thames in South London with her husband, architect Mark Hines, whom she married in November 2011
Lucy has published several books, many guides to houses and the like. Courtiers: The Secret History of the Georgian Court (2011) is her most recent historical work. In 2014, BBC Books published her book A Very British Murder, based on the series. In April 2016, Worsley published her first children's novel, Eliza Rose, about a young noblewoman in a Tudor court
She currently lives in Southwark on the banks of the River Thames in South London with her husband, architect Mark Hines, whom she married in November 2011
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