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Guest review by Laura Wallace “I know!  She was the delightful creature who cut up her brother, and cast the pieces in her papa’s way, wasn’t she?  I daresay perfectly amiable when one came to know her.” —Venetia on Medea. Venetia is about soul mates.  Two people who, despite completely dissimilar life experiences, recognize in [...]

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We are very fortunate to have one of the nation’s premiere small theater companies right in our own backyard. For the last 20 years the Book-It Repertory Theater of Seattle has been exclusively adapting written work for the stage. Among the sixty plus world premier adaptations they have presented are stage productions of three Jane [...]

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19 of you left comments qualifying you for a chance to win a signed hardcover copy of Jane and the Stillroom Maid, by Stephanie Barron. The winner drawn at random is Faith Hope Cherrytea who left a comment on May 12th. Congratulations Faith Hope Cherrytea! To claim your prize, please contact me with your full [...]

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How appropriate that The Annotated Sense and Sensibility is being published during the bicentenary year of Jane Austen’s first published novel. This new book includes the complete text of Jane Austen’s classic with annotations by Dr. David M. Shapard, an expert in eighteenth-century European History who also brought us similar annotated editions of Pride and [...]

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Becca Hemmings, manager of the Jane Austen Centre Giftshop has contacted us to announce the re-launch of their new online website, selling exclusive and unique Austen merchandise Worldwide! This wonderful retailer offers an incredible assortment of Austen-inspired, books and craft items. One of my favs is the Pride and Prejudice Peacock Shopper. It is a [...]

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“My idea of good company, Mr. Elliot, is the company of clever, well-informed people, who have a great deal of conversation; that is what I call good company.” “You are mistaken,” said he gently; “that is not good company; that is the best. Anne Elliot & William Elliot, Persuasion, Chapter 16 A wonderful time was [...]

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Guest review by Shelley DeWees – The Uprising If there was ever an “About the Author” section that seemed to speak to me, directly to me, it is this one: Marsha Altman exists more as a philosophical concept than an atom-based structure existing within the rules of time and space as we know them.  She [...]

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