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Prospect and Refuge in the Landscape of Jane Austen
Barbara Britton Wenner analyses Austen’s use of nature in her novels and Juvenilia. Nature and culture, female and male, and submissive and oppressive elements are juxtaposed in order to show ho… more →
Mending My Own Pen
Is Twilight a Great Book?
thelanguageandlibrarylover wrote 2 days ago: The other day, I spoke to a colleague of mine about the friction most women feel about the Twilight … more →
Pride & Prejudice and Zombies
Teresa Bodwell wrote 4 days ago: I have to admit to a terrific curiosity from the moment I heard about this book. My first thought wa … more →
Austen
luciepitcher wrote 6 days ago: Once, it was a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a fortune must be … more →
It all happened two months ago..
letitbeprinted wrote 6 days ago: I moved to the unknown, and for some strange reason, my fears were heightened and then were quelled. … more →
Book the Eighth: vote or we’ll torch your stash
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Deadly Knitshade wrote 1 week ago: VOTING ENDS: FRIDAY 25th November at 10PM (BST) (Scroll to end for poll) “Missionary Ma … more →
British Literature Tour
Serenity wrote 3 weeks ago: In focusing on international tours, it’s become apparent that other travel themes are easily m … more →
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
hubbaloo wrote 3 weeks ago: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smi … more →
Northanger -- at the last
ellenandjim wrote 4 weeks ago: “‘I consider a country-dance as an emblem of marriage. Fidelity and complaisance are the … more →
Austen's Interim Powerpoint
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austenchan wrote 1 month ago: I finally found out how to get this done… hopefully you guys can get it http://www.slideshare. … more →
There's Nothing Like...
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kerentravels wrote 1 month ago: My home-made loaf So I haven’t gone anywhere or done anything to warrant a post, I’m jus … more →
Jane Austen's Emma (or BBC's Emma!)
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19thcentury wrote 1 month ago: By accident I caught the second episode of BBC’s recent adaption of Jane Austen’s Emma t … more →
Jane Austen in Scarsdale or Love, Death, and the SATs
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karstrel wrote 1 month ago: Paula Marantz Cohen wrote a delightful book. It follows the plot of Persuasion. The main character A … more →
Petworth House
kerentravels wrote 1 month ago: Petworth House I am officially a member of the National Trust, and on a mission to make the most of … more →
EC/ASECS, Bethlehem: Fanny Burney D'Arblay's Memoirs of Dr Burney as the autobiography of an older woman; we perform The Witlings
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ellenandjim wrote 1 month ago: Frances d’Arblay (Fanny Burney), 1811, artist unknown Dear Friends, Jim and I returned from th … more →
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Reviewed
deannamcfadden wrote 1 month ago: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Note: I’ve previously discussed this book over at My Tragic Ri … more →
Stolen Funny
christid wrote 1 month ago: Stolen from Megan’s blog which is currently under the control of bots. … more →
heathcliff, don't you know that it's me?
amandamae wrote 1 month ago: Take a gander at this book cover…. Does it somehow seem… familiar? Well, guess what. Har … more →
Indian movies (Cont'd): Bend It Like Beckham and Fire, with a comment on My One and Only
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ellenandjim wrote 1 month ago: Sita (Nandita Das) and Radha (Shabana Azmi), Deepa Mehta’s Fire Jules (Keira Knightley) and Je … more →
Don't Quote Me, Vol. 268
loft965 wrote 1 month ago: “Ah! my poor dear child, the truth is, that in London it is always a sickly season. Nobody is … more →
