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Winding Up the Week #411 – Book Jotter
This week we look at books read and reviewed, discover some of the best writing about literature on the blogosphere, spill the beans on a furtive Moomin happening, introduce the Jane Austen Book Club, announce Reading Ireland Month 2025, focus on past posts deserving to be read and highlight fascinating features from across the Internet.
Deep Dive into Jane Austen: Her Legacy, Novels, and the Best Adaptations - Under the Covers
Explore the legacy of Jane Austen—her iconic novels, timeless themes, and the best adaptations of her works. From witty heroines to swoon-worthy romance, this deep dive uncovers why Austen’s stories still captivate readers today.
Excuse Me, Jane Austen, and Rediscovering “The Bertrams” – Thornfield Hall
“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a woman in possession of a computer, needs to spend less screen time.” Excuse me, Jane Austen. I NEED TO BREAK UP WITH THE INTERNET. And so I curled up in a cozy chair with a neglected Trollope novel, The Bertrams. I’m not sure anyone reads The Bertrams…
An Elegy for the Duke: Are Reports of the Demise of Historical Romance Exaggerated? | BookTrib.
Who killed the duke? Long the most popular hottie in the ballrooms of English historical romance, there’s a rumor running through Romancelandia that his demise is imminent. For decades, historical romance has been the backbone of the romance genre. Whether you mark historical romance as beginning with the social comedies of Jane Austen (ironically a
Older Men and Younger Women: Pamela Hansford Johnson’s “An Impossible Marriage,” “Jane Eyre,” & Jane Austen – Thornfield Hall
“If he’s going to make you miserable over trifles, your marriage will be quite impossible.” - Pamelas Hansford Johnson’s An Impossible Marriage An old friend used to say, "Some marriages are made in hell." Pamela Hansford Johnson knew it. Her heroines know it, too. And with a title like An Impossible Marriage, the reader knows…