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ProWomanProLife (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Why is criminalization the response to this problem? Why do the women always have to pay? Oh the injustice of it all. Seriously, though, I say arresting those who imitate Jane Austen is not severe enough. I have tried and tried again to pull through just one Jane Austen novel and after the latest concerted effort, [...]
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The World's Fair (Free subscription) | yesterday
I recently attended the TEDxVancouver event, which was wonderfully done and also useful for being able to network with a lot of interesting people. There was, however, one thing that irked me - nothing to do with the conference logistics but rather a statement or two issued by one of the speakers, Patrick Moore . Just a little background on Patrick: he's one of the founders of Greenpeace, with a major...
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book-a-rama (Free subscription) | yesterday
Lately, people have been defending their favorite genres, especially from the much hated 'fluff' term. I read a lot of different things. Take a look around here. This year especially I've been reading outside my comfort zone. Some might even suggest many of those books fall into the fluffy category but my real love is classics. Yes, I read dead people. Now most of the commenting on these blog posts...
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Crave RSS (Free subscription) | yesterday
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Jane Austen Sequels by Jane Odiwe (Free subscription) | yesterday
I was very kindly invited to guest blog on Book Nerd Extraordinaire Blogspot. Here's what Jaime Huff has to say about Willoughby's Return followed by my guest post. 'I have been enjoying the selection of Jane Austen sequels, and Willoughby's Return by Jane Odiwe is right there leading the pack. Marianne, in my opinion, was spoiled, vivid and full of life and Jane Odiwe has maintained that spirit as...
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No man is an iland (Free subscription) | yesterday
After famous inboxes for Darth Vader , Voldemort and Sauron , it's time to acknowledge those with an interest in email, marketing and novels by Jane Austen. I'm going niche on this one. If that's you, enjoy! If not, normal service is resumed next post. More email marketing humor
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The Little Professor (Free subscription) | yesterday
EDITOR'S NOTE. I obtained the following e-mail exchange from Professor O. Notagain, who teaches intergalactic literature of the early modern period (nineteenth to twenty-first centuries) at the Global University of Terra, College of the United States. Prof. Notagain and I...
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Get the Big Picture (Free subscription) | yesterday
I don't remember when I first saw something about Bitch Slap . It seems like a year ago, maybe. But indie films - real independent movies - often take circuitous paths to theaters because they lack the funds to roll it out in the marketplace or exhibitors are cautious to take a risk on a movie that doesn't have studio support or whatever it is. So now, Bitch Slap will finally open in the US on January...
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Mormon Mommy Writers (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
After much thought and prayer and just weeks before my agent took my book: The Northanger Affect out to NY publishers. ((I bumped Pride & Popularity out, and brought NA up due to the hilarious Jane Austen rewrite of a girl addicted to Twilight theme throughout.)) The Lord reminded me yet, again, to contact Utah's own up and rising Valor Publishing. Now having just moved my family of 6 1/2 kids...
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Michelle's StitchCraft Place (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
Hi All Well what a Surprise I had this morning. Andy woke me with the alarm and told me I was off to the Harrogate Stitching Show! It was a total shock to me - I was soon up, washed, dressed, sorted out Bruce and we were on out way giddy with excitement. Kath and hubby Andy had been keeping it quiet (again!). Bless them both. It was wonderful seeing Kath, Christine and Bev again. A real special few...
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Jane Austen's World (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
In 1798, the famous caricaturist Thomas Rowlandson drew The Comforts of Bath, a series of satiric drawings. The cartoons were used to illustrate the 1858 edition of the New Bath Guide, written by Christopher Anstey and first published in 1766.* Rowlandson depicted both the social and medical scene in Bath just before the period described [...]
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Jane Austen in Vermont (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
A triple series of Janeite interest in the Pierport Morgan Library & Museum’s Austen Exhibit – From Janeite Hope: From now until March 14th the Morgan Library and Museum is exhibiting “A Woman’s Wit: Jane Austen’s Life and Legacy.” According to the website, the exhibition “explores the life, work, and legacy of Jane Austen (1775–1817), regarded as...
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Just One More Page... (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
Today’s MUSING MONDAYS post is about your bookshelf… Tomorrow I have my first teaching job (yes, I’m sharing my non-book bloggy news!) and it’s inspired today’s Musing Monday. What books did you read while in school? Were there any that you particular liked, or even hated? Did any become lifelong favourites? PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT with either the link to your own Musing...
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Jane Austen in Vermont (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
Ever wonder what happens to all those books and manuscripts that show up at auction and then disappear somewhere into the ether, briefly looked at wistfully in the catalogue and then only something you file away in your bibliographic memory chip?? I know I do this with all the Jane Austen materials [see the post my Bygone [...]
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Jane Austen's World (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
1. Because Carey Mulligan (Pride and Prejudice 2005) is said to be outstanding in this film. The role has made her a break-out star. Sensitive, clever, and intelligent films are few and far between. They save the film industry from catering primarily to young males, whose appetites for Transformers, Saw, and 2012 are insatiable. 2. Because Emma Thompson (Sense and Sensibility), the school's head mistress,...
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