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We’ve just passed Michaelmas (September 29th, the feast of St. Michael the Archangel). This is the time of year when Mr. Bennet went to meet his new neighbor, Mr. Binkley. As I recall, Mrs. Bennet advised her husband to tell … Continue reading →
As I promised last week, today’s blog features another book in the Tragic Characters in Classic Lit Series, this one perfect for the many fans of Jane Austen. In The Colonel’s Spinster, Author Audrey Harrison tells the story of Mr. … Continue reading →
In preparing for this coming Saturday’s Jane Austen Tea (see the flyer on the right) I did a little reading up on Sense and Sensibility and was surprised to learn that Jane was a pioneer in self-publishing. Yes, Sense and … Continue reading →
Last week, I told you about the October event where I’ll be one of three Orange County, California authors reading at a tea celebrating Jane Austen. Romance author and Romance Readers Club organizer Deanna Cameron asked me about appearing at … Continue reading →
In honor of Father’s Day this coming weekend, I thought I’d talk about some of my favorite fathers in romance novels. Most of the fathers I’m going to mention are not the heroes of the books, but the fathers of the heroes … Continue reading →