Willoughby’s Return Interview on Jane Austen’s World!

Please join me today for a guest blog on Jane Austen’s World. It was lovely to be interviewed by Vic again – thank you so much for the opportunity to talk about my book, Willoughby’s Return. Today’s question is for fun! Which hero from Sense and Sensibility do you like best – would you fall [...]

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The Excessively Diverting Blog Award for Jane Austen Sequels Blog

I am extremely honoured to have been awarded an Excessively Diverting Blog award from Austenprose in collaboration with Jane Austen Today. Thank you very much, you made my day! Taken from Laurel Ann’s blog – The aim of the Excessively Diverting Blog Award is to acknowledge writing excellence in the spirit of Jane Austen’s genius [...]

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Jane Austen’s World Interview

Here is a link to an interview with yours truly over on Jane Austen’s World.This is a wonderful site for research purposes or pure entertainment on all aspects of the life and times of our favourite author – accompanied by gorgeous illustrations. The painting is of Cassandra and Jane Austen dressed for a ball. It [...]

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Jane Austen’s World Interview

Here is a link to an interview with yours truly over on Jane Austen’s World.This is a wonderful site for research purposes or pure entertainment on all aspects of the life and times of our favourite author – accompanied by gorgeous illustrations. The painting is of Cassandra and Jane Austen dressed for a ball. It [...]

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Lydia Letters

New letters have just been discovered giving evidence of a correspondence between our lovely Miss Lydia and what appears to be a close acquaintance, Miss Lucy. The first must have been sent just at the time two certain gentlemen, a Mr Bingley and his friend Mr Darcy, were visiting Meryton. My dearest Lydia, La, it [...]

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Lydia Letters

New letters have just been discovered giving evidence of a correspondence between our lovely Miss Lydia and what appears to be a close acquaintance, Miss Lucy. The first must have been sent just at the time two certain gentlemen, a Mr Bingley and his friend Mr Darcy, were visiting Meryton. My dearest Lydia, La, it [...]

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