A friendly meeting place to read and discuss anything Austen...
You may have heard the exciting news that Shannon Winslow has a new novel out called Fitzwilliam Darcy in His Own Words. But what you might not know is that I played an important role in the inception of the book! About a year ago, I sat down for a brief, informal interview with the famous literary hero himself, and then one thing led to another…
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Hello dear readers! Are you ready for a new, lovely, all-about- Austen interview? Our guest today is Zoe Wheddon, author of Jane Austen's Best Friend. Enjoy our chat and, please, join us leaving your contribution to the discussion in the comment section. Austen love to you all. MG
Of course there were dragons—that’s
how I introduce Jane
Austen’s Dragons.
How can I say that? It is rather a bold
claim. I confess, you’re not the first person to ask me that with a decidedly
skeptical look. After all, you’ve devoured ever one of Austen’s works cover to
cover, multiple times and there’s nary a dragon scale from “It’s a truth
universally acknowledged to… “With the Gardiners they were on most intimate
terms…”
On the surface, I would agree, it seems that way. But, there is more than meets the eye. There a few more truths universally acknowledged that place dragons firmly in Jane Austen’s world.
