The Penny Post Weekly Review October 30, 2011 News / Gossip: JASNA For those who did not go to the AGM [and for those who did because the sound was flawed] – here is the video previewing the upcoming AGM in New York City next October [via Kerri]: http://jasna.org/agms/newyork/video/ You can follow the [...]
Archive for October, 2011
Book Giveaway announced! – Jane Austen Made Me Do It by Laurel Ann Nattress
Posted in Books, Jane Austen, Jane Austen Popular Culture, Jane Austen Sequels, tagged Book Giveaway, Jane Austen Made me Do It, Laurel Ann Nattress on October 27, 2011 | 1 Comment »
And the lucky winner is: Margay who responded on October 24 with: Well, I’m always interested in what authors think should or could have happened to these characters if Jane Austen had ever revisited them. But what intrigues me most about this book is how many well known authors participated in it – how many [...]
My Book Stash from the JASNA AGM
Posted in Austen Literary History & Criticism, Books, Jane Austen, Jane Austen Popular Culture, Jane Austen Societies, JASNA, literature, London, Regency England, women writers, tagged Books, Jane Austen, Jane Austen Books, Jane Austen Made me Do It, JASNA AGM, London, Travelers' Tales on October 21, 2011 | 9 Comments »
One cannot resist the Emporium at the JASNA AGM - and this year in Fort Worth was more fun than ever – tables filled with goodies from the various Regions, and a whole room filled with local vendors from Texas. But I first always head to the book stalls – a bad and expensive habit – and [...]
An Opinion of Jane Austen from the Wild Blue Yonder
Posted in Jane Austen, JASNA, tagged "I'd Rather Be Reading Jane Austen", Cowboys, Fort Worth Texas, Jane Austen, jasna, JASNA AGM on October 11, 2011 | 6 Comments »
I keep the following bumper sticker on my car [a mini cooper]: I’d Rather Be Reading Jane Austen but in the drivers side rear window rather than on the bumper – largely because I was hoping it would keep my husband from obsconding with my car – I figured he would be too embarrassed to [...]
The Penny Post Weekly Review ~ All Things Jane Austen!
Posted in News, Jane Austen, Regency England, Museum Exhibitions, tagged Jane Austen, Colin Firth, Fashion, sense and sensibility, Regency Period, p.d. james, Masterpiece Mystery, Wellcome Library, Fitzwilliam Museum, JSTOR, Lewis Walpole Library, Chatsworth House on October 8, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Penny Post Weekly Review October 8, 2011 News /Gossip An Amanda Vickery lecture at the Lewis Walpole Library: “Family Life Makes Tories of Us All: Love and Power at Home in Georgian England”: Indie Jane blog – a pen-pal project – alas! missed the dealine – hopefully they will do it again! fabulous idea [...]
A Portrait of Jane Austen – right here in Vermont!
Posted in Jane Austen, tagged Art, Jane Austen, Portraits, Tom Clifford, Vermont on October 3, 2011 | 4 Comments »
There are any number of images of Jane Austen – the one real one we have by Cassandra that all her family agreed was not a great rendering, and the other Cassandra portrait of her sister in bonnet and dress looking out. Both have only increased one’s wondering what she really looked like… so as it [...]
The Penny Post Weekly Review ~ All Things Jane Austen
Posted in Books, Jane Austen, Jane Austen Popular Culture, Jane Austen Societies, JASNA, Museum Exhibitions, News, tagged Bath Preservation Trust, Books, Burlington Country Dancers, Downton Abbey, I Am Vermont Strong, Jane Austen, jasna, Museums, Royal Crescent, sense and sensibility, Vermont, Vermont Humanities Council on October 1, 2011 | 4 Comments »
The Penny Post Weekly Review October 1, 2011 Thoughts: Vermont as you know suffered unfathomable damage from the winds and rain of Irene. We were largely spared here in the Burlington area, but other parts of the state were hammered – you have seen the many pictures on the national news of flooding, senseless [...]

