We’re living in a strange new world lately—a world of rules that govern where we go, who we see, and how much we buy at the grocery store. As if those new rules weren’t enough, I’ve begun to notice Internet … Continue reading
We’re living in a strange new world lately—a world of rules that govern where we go, who we see, and how much we buy at the grocery store. As if those new rules weren’t enough, I’ve begun to notice Internet … Continue reading
For generations, Jane Austen’s devoted fans have loved and cherished her six major novels: Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion, Northanger Abbey, and Mansfield Park. But today the Jane Austen novel that’s getting the most attention is a … Continue reading
It’s often said that a simple act of kindness can make a tremendous difference in a person’s life. I’m here to tell you it’s true. “Kindness” doesn’t have to come in large gestures. You don’t have to donate a million … Continue reading
There are so many wonderful Jane Austen related events and films to look forward to in 2020!
Today on Austen Authors I published a list of all the events I know about so far.
Click here or on the image below to read the full list on the Austen Authors blog:
There’s a long-held tenet in the romance community that people of the Regency Era didn’t have Christmas trees as part of their Christmas celebrations. That’s correct. In general. But the truth is that long before Queen Victoria and Prince Albert … Continue reading
Have you ever ordered a gift for someone only to have the wrong thing delivered? Or not delivered at all? It’s happened to me. And while online shopping is pretty convenient, it’s sometimes not so easy to get delivery errors … Continue reading
I always love finding images that help me visualize life during the Regency Era. Recently I came across some of those kinds of images, and I thought I’d share them with you. The artist is Graham Hyde, who was popular … Continue reading
Happy Saturday to you!
Do you have multiple copies of Pride and Prejudice on your bookshelf? Me, too!

My tattered, well-worn copy of P&P.
I’m on the Austen Authors blog today explaining why each copy is special and I really can’t get rid of any of them. Really, I can’t.
Click on the image below to join me at Austen Authors.
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