Top 15 Period Drama RSS Feeds

1. The Lady and the Rose RSS Feed

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Welcome to my blog! This blog is dominantly a period drama source, I believe that all my interests (costumes & costume dramas, health & beauty, fashion, lifestyle, and travel) are related.
Frequency 1 post / month

2. Frock Flick RSS Feed

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Frock Flick is where we rip into Hollywood's attempt at historical costuming and talk about exactly why they're not accurate to the eras. But we're not just snarkers - we'll also look at costume movies and TV shows we love and tell you why they're fabulous, beautiful, fascinating productions.
Facebook Followers 22.8KTwitter Followers 2.7K Frequency 4 posts / day

3. Willow and Thatch RSS Feed

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Willow and Thatch love period dramas from the Georgian/Regency, Victorian and Edwardian eras, and beyond. We write reviews about the best historical and British costume dramas, share news about what's coming to your favorite streaming services, and through our articles and The Willow and Thatch Period Films List, offer recommendations of what to watch.
Twitter Followers 1.2KInstagram Followers 3.1K Frequency 2 posts / quarter

4. British Period Dramas RSS Feed

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British period drama will give all the latest news on British period drama movies and TV series! Browse through the website where there are plenty of articles that will help you find the best movie to watch.
Facebook Followers 90.3KTwitter Followers 609Instagram Followers 834 Frequency 9 posts / week

5. The British TV Place RSS Feed

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We're huge fans of international TV shows - crime dramas, suspense thrillers, comedies, true-crime documentaries, Nordic & Scandi noir, and more - and we love sharing with you news, reviews, and more about them.
Frequency 3 posts / week

6. Forgotten Television Drama RSS Feed

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Forgotten Television Drama is the official blog of the 'History of Forgotten Television Drama in the UK' project. The project has aimed to increase the availability and understanding of neglected television dramas of the past through talks, restorations, public screenings, and a DVD series entitled 'Forgotten Television Drama' in association with the distributor Network.
Frequency 1 post / quarter

7. Austenprose RSS Feed

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Since 2007, Austenprose has grown to become a popular destination for Jane Austen fans, historical book readers, and period drama viewers on the Internet. Here you will find over 1,250 book, movie, television, and merchandise reviews including Austen's works and letters, Austenesque fiction, Georgian, Regency, & Victorian era novels, nonfiction, and period drama. Our diverse staff of reviewers prides themselves in their honest, in-depth reviews and thorough research on any topic they present.
Facebook Followers 4.2KTwitter Followers 10.3KInstagram Followers 1.8K Frequency 1 post / week

8. Charity'sPlace Blog RSS Feed

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Charity'sPlace is the web's premiere costume drama review collection, home to 2,000 period dramas new and old. Includes content descriptions so you can decide whether a movie or series fits your personal tastes and preferences.
Frequency 1 post / week

9. Sanditon Seaside Blog RSS Feed

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I am a Jane Austen enthusiast and a fan of Sanditon and have started this website in support of the writers, cast, and crew who brought Sanditon Season 2. This website includes recaps of each episode, posts about the characters, news articles, merchandise available, and promotional videos.
Frequency 2 posts / quarter

10. The Silver Petticoat Review » Period Dramas RSS Feed

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Hi, We're Amber and Autumn! We're twin sisters who believe in the power of great love stories, in beautiful tales of Modern Romanticism, and in living a more Romantic, imaginative lifestyle. We're on a mission to help you find the best love stories in period dramas, movies, TV shows, books, and more. In our Period drama blog, we cover love stories and Romanticism in period dramas, movies, shows, & books, plus Romantic Living.
Facebook Followers 3.4KTwitter Followers 2.4KInstagram Followers 1.3K Frequency 21 posts / year

11. Amanda Rae Prescott Blog RSS Feed

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Amanda-Rae Prescott is a Black & Multiracial freelance entertainment journalist whose specialty is tracking UK TV with an eye to racial diversity discourse. She currently contributes to Den Of Geek US, GBH Drama Club, and Doctor Who Magazine, and has appeared on several podcasts.
Twitter Followers 3.6K Frequency 3 posts / year

12. Pert Opinions and Fine Eyes RSS Feed

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Sunday evening must be in want of a period drama. Here I will seek out everything behind the beloved films, books, and series that provide such incredible escapism, bring such joy, and inspire the most dedicated phone users among us to turn off their mobiles for an hour of historical bliss.
Frequency 2 posts / year

13. Periodically Dramatic RSS Feed

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Periodically Dramatic is an online quarterly magazine dedicated to historical dramas, be it a show, movie, or book. Our topics range from period dramas based on books to analyzing historical costumes in dramas from a certain era. We touch base on social, political, fashion, and creative opinions that are personal to each writer. We strive to cultivate a safe space amongst the historical community and incite conversations that will have us considering perspectives we once ignored.

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