To Mrs Bennet, My dear mother, I can hardly write such words to you; however, upon this festive occasion, I shall honor your motherly graces with a few lines of prose duly praising your efforts in my growth and development. I need not pamper your poor nerves with exaltations concerning your maternal nature towards me. [...]
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Janeite or Austenite?
It seems a silly question at first. You most emphatically stated your answer the moment you read the title, but was it the right one?
Tea for Two
Dark paneled wood, lush carpet, soft Christmas music surrounded us as we walked into the O’Henry Hotel.
Jane Austen and the Supernatural Sensibility
It is with great pleasure that we introduce Vera Nazarian who shares with us how she brings out the darkness in the world of Jane Austen.
Jane Austen Is a Bit Like a Favorite Dress
We are pleased to bring you today’s special guest author Kate Dana, who shares with us her love of and the enduring influence of Jane Austen.
Activated With Austen
Today’s guest post is from member Mary C.M. Phillips. Sometimes we just need to disconnect from technology and connect with Jane Austen.
Blindsided by Jane
Today we are pleased to introduce Steve Hockensmith, who comes to share how Jane Austen hit him with a roundhouse kick to the side of the head.
Jane Austen, An Influential Lady
Today we are please to introduce writer Susan Krause as she shares how her love of Jane Austen began with an unlikely reading suggestion from her father.
Elizabeth Darcy and Barbara Tiller Cole Discuss More About Jane Austen
Dark Jane Austen Book Club would like to welcome Barbara Tiller Cole, who has been interviewed several times by Elizabeth Darcy and has once again graciously agreed to allow another interview to shared here with us.
Walking Where Jane Walked
Today’s guest post follows where our beloved Jane walked, lived, and her abiding influence upon, Nancy Kelley.
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