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  1. JA to CA -"I will not say that your Mulberry trees are dead, but I am afraid they are not alive" makes me think of the cat's up a tree joke. about 6 hours ago from web
  2. "Your Aunt C does not like desultory novels...I allow much more latitude and think nature and spirit cover many sins of a wandering story." 4:27 AM Dec 2nd from web
  3. Last installment of "Did Sherlock Holmes Read Jane Austen" compares Lady Frances Carfax with Mrs. Smith of Persuasion. 6:35 AM Nov 30th from web
  4. Part III of "Did Sherlock Holmes Read Jane Austen", entitled "Damsels in Distress" is up! Click on "comments", top right, to comment. 6:34 AM Nov 30th from web
  5. @LitCricket The "daughter" half of our team is planning to be there! 6:33 AM Nov 30th from web in reply to LitCricket
  6. JA on S&S + me on Lady Vernon and Her Daughter: "I cannot help hoping that many people will feel themselves obliged to buy it." 4:24 AM Nov 30th from web
  7. A Mansfield Park Thanksgiving prayer? "God grant that her influence does not make him cease to be respectable!" 4:28 AM Nov 26th from web
  8. An Emma Woodhouse Thanksgiving prayer? "What a blessing it is when undue influence does not survive the grave!" 4:26 AM Nov 26th from web
  9. A Lady Susan Thanksgiving prayer? "I am grateful for so favorable a sign of my daughter's sense." 4:24 AM Nov 26th from web
  10. A Bennet family Thanksgiving prayer? "Let us be thankful that you are preserved from such a state of insensibility." 4:22 AM Nov 26th from web
  11. "Lady Vernon and Her Daughter" book signing Dec 12th in Ocean City, NJ @ Sun Rose Words and Music - a few surprises & giveaways in store! 7:59 AM Nov 25th from web
  12. JA on a widow's remarriage: "[She] is so much pleased with the state of widowhood as to be going to put in for being a widow again." 4:30 AM Nov 24th from web
  13. JA on the current fashions: "I cannot help thinking that it is more natural to have flowers grow out of the head than fruit." 7:23 PM Nov 23rd from web
  14. @writethebook I tend to agree re the 7 characteristics (though I'm not a fan of critique groups) - and would add 1 more: good manners. 7:15 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to writethebook
  15. JA on a popular novel: "If the warmth of her Language could affect the Body it might be worth reading in this weather." 4:24 AM Nov 23rd from web
  16. @johannaharness Not RIGHT now. Right now I'm having my coffee, checking emails and feeding bits of my buttered toast to the pound hounds. 4:09 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to johannaharness
  17. @bluestockingbb Sun Rose said you're very welcome to bring in your own book to have it signed - pre-Christmas Sats in OC are great fun. 2:29 PM Nov 18th from web in reply to bluestockingbb
  18. We'll be signing copies of "Lady Vernon and Her Daughter" at Sun Rose Words & Music in Ocean City, NJ Sat. 12/12 from noon 'til 2 PM. 6:48 AM Nov 18th from web
  19. Did Sherlock Holmes read Jane Austen? Go to janetility.com to read Part II: Dauntless Beauties: Mary Crawford & Irene Adler. 7:00 PM Nov 17th from web
  20. Oops - it's Historical Tapestry where our "Why We Love Jane Austen" essay's posted - I have no business posting before my 2 coffee minimum! 6:42 AM Nov 17th from web
  • Name Susan Vernon
  • Location NYC+Jersey Shore
  • Web http://www.random...
  • Bio Lady Vernon & Her Daughter is a daring reimagining of Jane Austen's early novella, Lady Susan, by Jane Rubino & Caitlen Rubino-Bradway. Crown, Oct. 09
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