This week I had the pleasure of exploring the lovely site of the Jane Austen Centre at Bath, and came across this charming post on Regency Vacations: Touring With the Gardiners. http://www.janeausten.co.uk/touring-with-the-gardiners/ It seems that Lizzie Bennett was not the only one who took jaunts into the countryside during the summer. Summer tours were very …
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Stephanie Moore of Layered Pages was kind enough to host Caroline for a rant on why women should be allowed to fence and to carry hidden blades. I thought this was going to be a bit tongue in cheek, but as the post got written, I realized that I agree with her. Who knew? 🙂 …
 My friend Lauren Gilbert alerted me to this fabulous post on Jane Austen in Vermont, a fabulous website dedicated to Jane and her writing. I am a huge fan of the Jane Austen Society of North America, and now I have yet another reason to be…they’ve hooked me up with a fabulous book. JANE AUSTEN …
Through my buddies on Twitter, I have discovered yet another fun place to seek out information on the Regency! Please come and take a look at this fabulous post by Allison Lane on Eclectics.com. It is so much fun…and very detailed 🙂 How do you say hello to a duke? Come and find out… …
In my perusals and perambulations this week, I had the pleasure of finding yet another lovely blog devoted to Jane Austen. Jane Austen: Her Life and Works touches on one of my favorite themes, one that pervades most of Jane’s novels. Namely, romantic love. Jane Austen is a stable, certain voice in an uncertain world. …
This week I had the pleasure of discovering yet another fabulous Jane Austen site. This one came to me via my Google + friend, Mary C.M. Philips who wrote a fabulous post comparing Fanny in MANSFIELD PARK with Jane in Charlotte Bronte’s JANE EYRE. http://www.darkjaneaustenbookclub.com/2012/09/heroines-heroes-and-orphans The entire site is filled with gems like these, …