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Winner of Northanger Abbey and Angels and Dragons

The winner of our autographed, specially artistically “doodled”, gold seal embossed copy of Northanger Abbey and Angels and Dragons is…

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Dark Reading Updates

Dark Reading Updates

Back in January we posted our proposed reading list for the year…Sarah and I have made some changes to the proposed reading list.

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Help Make Our Blogiversary Awesome

Help Make Our Blogiversary Awesome

September 2012 will mark our 1 YEAR BLOGIVERSARY!

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Dark is Dark

Dark is Dark

What does it mean to be dark?

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Aprils Showers Bringing April Awesomeness

Who cares if April brings showers, rain clouds, or storms! Why?

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Glitches and Stitches

Glitches and Stitches

Utilizing the G+ hangout for virtual book club discussions has been proving both technically difficult with the glitches and completely wonderful with the laughter causing stitches in my sides.

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Free Northanger Abbey and Angels and Dragons

Free Northanger Abbey and Angels and Dragons

That’s right, readers! We have it on good authority that for a limited time Northanger Abbey and Angels and Dragons by Jane Austen and Vera Nazarian will be available for FREE…

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Dark Jane Austen Book Club’s First Hangout

Dark Jane Austen Book Club’s First Hangout

This website is the virtual home of DJABC, and aims to provide multiple levels of engagement…

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Changing February’s Reading Selection

Today, we made one of the most difficult decisions any book club must make. We chose to change next month’s reading selection.

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A New Year of Reading Dark Delights

A New Year of Reading Dark Delights

As 2012 begins we are planning a new year of dark readings.

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Tea for Two

Tea for Two

Dark paneled wood, lush carpet, soft Christmas music surrounded us as we walked into the O’Henry Hotel.

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