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43 of you left comments qualifying you for a chance to win one of three copies of The Jane Austen Handbook, by Margaret C. Sullivan. The winners drawn at random are: Barbara Kidder, who left a comment on March 22 Joy Andrea, who left a comment on March 22 Amanda, who left a comment on [...]

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37 of you left comments qualifying you for a chance to win one copy of The Dashwood Sisters Tell All, by Beth Pattillo. The winner drawn at random is Danae who left a comment on March 28th. Congratulations Danae! To claim your prize, please contact me with your full name and address by Wednesday, April [...]

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One of my favorite scenes in Pride and Prejudice, and quite possibly in all literature, is the confrontation by Lady Catherine de Bourgh and Elizabeth Bennet in the prettyish kind of little wilderness at Longbourn. Lady Catherine has just heard an alarming report that her nephew, Mr. Darcy, was shortly to be engaged to Miss [...]

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Are you up for a Pride and Prejudice inspired battle of wit and romance set in Scotland? If that raised a few eyebrows, I am not surprised. It is a unique combination that requires some set up. Twixt Two Equal Armies takes us on a variant path from Hertfordshire to Clanough, Scotland with Jane Austen’s [...]

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A new Austenesque book is being launched today, and after meeting Lily Berry, Cindy Jones’ unconventional heroine we may never look at Jane Austen novel’s in the same way again! Please welcome Cindy Jones on her first stop on blog tour. LAN: Congratulations Cindy! My Jane Austen Summer launches today. As a debut author that [...]

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Guest review by Kimberly Denny-Ryder of Reflections of a Book Addict Anna is the daughter of Walter Elliot, a washed up has-been TV personality. Walter has been out of work for over a year and has refused to curb his lifestyle, which has caused major financial difficulties for the Elliot’s. Family friend Marina has convinced [...]

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