Lydia Bennet’s Online Diary.At this time of the year I always read Pride and Prejudice and I thought it would be fun to see what Lydia is thinking about all the goings on at Longbourn. Lydia’s online diary starts just before Mr Bingley arrives and finishes where my novel, Lydia Bennet’s Story, begins. Monday, November [...]
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Mr Collins arrives from Hunsford
Posted in Lost in Austen, Lydia Bennet's online diary, Pride and Prejudice on November 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Jane Austen in Bakewell, Elizabeth Bennet in Lambton
Posted in Bakewell, Elizabeth Bennet, Lambton, Lost in Austen, Mr Darcy, Pride and Prejudice on October 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve started a new book – well, I’ve written a synopsis and a couple of chapters and am feeling really excited at the prospect of immersing myself in the world of another Jane Austen sequel. It does feel like escaping to another existence, albeit a fantasy one, and I must admit, I did have more [...]
Jane Austen in Bakewell, Elizabeth Bennet in Lambton
Posted in Bakewell, Elizabeth Bennet, Lambton, Lost in Austen, Mr Darcy, Pride and Prejudice on October 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve started a new book – well, I’ve written a synopsis and a couple of chapters and am feeling really excited at the prospect of immersing myself in the world of another Jane Austen sequel. It does feel like escaping to another existence, albeit a fantasy one, and I must admit, I did have more [...]
Lost in Austen
Posted in Lost in Austen on September 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Two words – utterly brilliant!Well, I was going to leave it there, but I need to add that if you want Pride and Prejudice, read the book. If you want to escape to the imagined world of an alternative Pride and Prejudice, where the plot takes on a life of its own and where the [...]
Lost in Austen
Posted in Lost in Austen on September 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Two words – utterly brilliant!Well, I was going to leave it there, but I need to add that if you want Pride and Prejudice, read the book. If you want to escape to the imagined world of an alternative Pride and Prejudice, where the plot takes on a life of its own and where the [...]




