A Few Thoughts on Wuthering Bites

It’s May, It’s May…the lusty month of May! (Double points if you can tell what ...

April Winner

Thank you to all those who read with us and who entered for a chance to win. Special thanks to Wayne Josephson author of Emma and the Vampires for sharing with us and for the giveaway opportunity.   Congratulations   Raquel   Our winner has been notified by email. Hope you all join us next month. May’s [...]

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Vampires in Gentlemen’s Clothing

Vampires have endured as a part of the supernatural world, having various forms depending on the cultural legends of the area from which they hail.

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To Be Her For a Day

As an avid reader and a writer I tend to think of books as more than just a momentary entertainment. I love to read my favorite books over and over again. I want to memorize the best parts, dissect character motivations, and analyze every minutia of the plot. I want to imagine every little detail so [...]

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March Winner

Thank you to all those who read with us, and entered for a chance to win in this month’s giveaway. Special thanks to Ulysses Press and Regina Jeffers for providing an autographed copy of The Disappearance of Georgian Darcy for the giveaway. Our winner is:   Erika   Congratulations!    Winner has been notified by email. We [...]

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PRO-file I: ESosa, COSTUME DESIGNER

With Sense & Sensibility The Musical, ESosa goes from the runway to the stage, a trajectory he really likes to travel by Douglas Langworthy ESosa, costume designer for Sense & Sensibility The Musical, based on Jane Austen’s much loved first novel, moves effortlessly between the fashion world and the theatre world. This rising fashion star, [...]

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From Silly to Smart

In Jane Austen’s original work, Mr. Bennet bemoans his sad fate–the father to the silliest girls in Hertfordshire. Well, except for Lizzie. But I am not sure that is entirely fair. Obviously, there is no magic potion cure for Lydia’s stupidity(also, silly and stupid are not the same thing), but Mary and Kitty may not [...]

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Interview: Regina Jeffers

When did you begin with your Pride and Prejudice books? Are they related to one another, or isolated works connected solely by their relationship to Jane Austen’s original tale? During the 2008-2009 school year, my Advanced Placement English Language class listened to me complain about a particular retelling of Pride and Prejudice, which had drifted [...]

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Where Darkness is Found

It so often happens that many authors of Austen fan fiction take one look at us and think for one reason or another that their book, though Austenesque, just cannot be considered dark enough to pique our interest. It is true that if there is a zombie, vampire, werewolf, sea monster, or any other supernatural [...]

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Moor Darkness

  Family and friends have gathered at Pemberley for the much anticipated wedding of Kitty Bennet to Mr. Winkler.  All the fine wedding particulars of flowers, tasty food and good wine are discussed and supervised by the Mistress of Pemberley, our dear Elizabeth Darcy. So far, a happy and pleasant story.   But, things soon [...]

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DJABC March Book Giveaway

Thanks to Ulysses Press and Regina Jeffers we are offering a copy of The Disappearance of Georgiana Darcy with signed book plate for giveaway! Be sure to read Jeffers guest post The Old Grey Man and check back for what our members have to say on the novel as well as Jeffers’s upcoming interview with us.    [...]

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The Old Grey Man

Today Regina Jeffers joins us to talk about the Old Grey Man and The Disappearnce of Georgiana Darcy.   Shackled in the dungeon of a macabre castle with no recollection of her past, a young woman finds herself falling in love with her captor – the estate’s master. Yet, placing her trust in him before she [...]

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