Happy New Year to everyone! I hope you’ve all enjoyed a lovely holiday over the festive season! Thank you to everyone for visiting my site during the last year, and for those who leave their kind comments on the blog, it really gladdens my heart. An especial thank you goes to all those lovely readers [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Austenprose’
Happy New Year! Short Story Competition Announced!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Austenprose, Ballantine Books, Jane Austen Made Me Do It, Jane Odiwe, Laurel Ann Nattress, Mr Darcy's Secret on January 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
News! Oh! yes, I always like news. (Emma)
Posted in Jane Austen short story anthology, Uncategorized, writing, tagged Austenprose, Jane Austen short story anthology, Jane Odiwe, Laurel Ann Nattress on May 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Whilst I pause on the lower slopes of Beechen Cliff, I bring some most exciting news! On Austenprose this week the announcement was made that a new Jane Austen short story Anthology will be published in 2011 by Random House. I am so very thrilled and honoured to have been chosen to contribute a story. [...]
A Review for Willoughby’s Return from Austenprose
Posted in Sense and Sensibility sequel, Willoughby's Return Reviews, tagged Austenprose, Sense and Sensibility sequel, Willoughby's Return Reviews on December 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s a review from Laurel Ann at Austenprose. I’d like to thank her very much for taking the time to read and review my book! While the Jane Austen sequel industry abounds with numerous books inspired by Pride and Prejudice, regretfully there are very few sequels to Austen’s first published novel Sense and Sensibility. Why? [...]
Lydia’s Big Adventure!
Posted in Lydia Bennet's Story, tagged Austenprose, Lydia Bennet's Story, Sourcebooks on October 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It is an extraordinary thought for me to contemplate, that an idea for a book which started in my head here in High Barnet, England, and was transmitted by e-mail ‘over the ether’ should now be sitting on shelves in book form all over the United States. You can imagine how much a new writer [...]




