Recently while scouring my favorite used bookstore I happened upon a novella: A Little Bit Psychic by Aimee Avery.
Tag Archives | Pride and Prejudice
Perhaps in the Silence
Even knowing how it must end, I found myself tearing up and hoping for a different outcome.
To My Dear Mother 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.
Anne De Bourgh Takes a Stand
There are no zombies, vampires, or sea monsters, though Lady Catherine could arguably qualify as a monster.
My Sad Accomplishments
The ladies of Jane Austen’s time, and indeed within her works, had accomplishments to recommend them as ladies.
Amanda Grange on Darcy, Vampires, and Jane Austen
We are very fortunate to have Amanda Grange author of this month’s reading selection Mr. Darcy, Vampyre here to answer some questions posed by our members.
Darcy’s Regression
Of all the conflict and difficulties to over come in any continuation of a story between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy the saddest is any that interferes with the expected happiness so many of us imagine for them.
Warrior First, Woman Second
In Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Elizabeth Bennet takes on another layer of complexity with her warrior’s code in addition to the etiquette she is expected to adhere.
Classism and Superior Fighting Skills
In Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice classism is deeply entwined with etiquette and at the heart of all social interactions, dictating to what degree it is appropriate to become familiar with others.
The Quick Sum Up of PPZ
Now imagine that with the occasional zombie requiring dispatching and you have Pride and Prejudice and Zombies!
Our Pride and Prejudice with Dreadful Intrusions
When Jane Austen referred to Pride and Prejudice as “my own darling child,” I’m not sure she envisioned that child beseiged by dreadfuls.