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  1. Andrew Davies admits to drawing on ‘stimulating’ Made in Chelsea for Jane Austen adaptation
    By Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent

    Screenwriter points to parallels between two worlds while academic says some of author’s characters ‘would make perfect reality show contestants’

    theguardian.com/books/2026/sep

    #JaneAusten #AndrewDavies #RealityTV #Books #Culture #Television #Drama #E4 #UKnews #Televisionradio #TheGuardian #NadiaKhomamiArts #culturecorrespondent

  2. Wenn hier Buchhandlungen mitlesen, die anlässlich des zu erwartenden Jane-Austen-Highs im Herbst (neue Verfilmungen!) an einer Lesung aus diesem Bereich interessiert sind, lege ich ihnen meinen Bericht zu meiner eigenen Autorinnenlesung ans Herz:
    koelner-leselust.de/meine-erst

    #Buchhandlung #Lesung #JaneAusten #FanFiction #MisterBennet #Autorinnenlesung #Buchbubble

    Ich neige nicht zu Eigenlob – aber vortragen kann ich …
    Es gibt da auch einen Link zur Einschätzung besagter Buchhandlung 🙃

  3. Fake Book Club Podcast @fakebookclubpodcast.wordpress.com@fakebookclubpodcast.wordpress.com ·

    Season 3 Episode 2: Our Literary Unpopular Opinions

    Welcome to Fake Book Club Podcast, Season three, episode two! We’re sharing our unpopular literary opinions about books, reading, and romance. Will you agree or disagree? Do we end this episode with our friendship intact? Listen and find out…

    Listen Below!

    Listen on Spotify:

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/0x1PNDmSQZApeI1zOe5oII?si=kT6Rwmp5Q6G8urOV6iAHGg

    Listen on YouTube:

    https://youtu.be/0U_TdlAMyMQ

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    Things Discussed In This Episode

    Related Articles and Websites

    Is It Just Me, or Are the Books Getting Fancier? A Guide to the Special Editions Trend

    The Benefits of Graphic Novels: Why They Count as Reading

    What’s the perfect length for a book?

    Books Mentioned

    Heated Rivalry by Rachel Reid

    Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi

    The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher

    Percy Jackson Series by Rick Riordan

    Edinburgh Nights series by T. L. Huchu 

    The Midnight Taxi by Yosha Gunasekera 

    Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen

    Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy

    Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    Soften The Blow by Bread Tarleton

    Disclaimer: Links to Bookshop.org are affiliate links and the store will receive a small commission if you purchase through those links.

    #BigBooks #BookAdaptations #BookEditions #BookLovers #BookPetPeeves #Bookmarks #Books #BooksToMovies #Bookworms #Conversation #ConversationalPodcast #CurrentlyReading #DogEarring #FakeBookClub #FantasySeries #JaneAusten #LeoTolstoy #LiteraryOpinions #Movies #music #NewEpisode #Opinions #Pandora #PetPeeves #Podcast #Romance #RomanceReaders #Season3 #ShortReads #SpecialEditions #Spotify #technology #TuneIn #UnpopularOpinions #YouTube
  4. Stuck: Further thoughts on Pride and Prejudice

    It is a truth universally acknowledged that a character must grow over the course of a novel.  Dramatic conflict, by definition, means your main character faces and overcomes challenges.  When those challenges are internal as well as external – when they have to face their flaws – you leave your readers feeling they’ve gone on a meaningful journey with a character they sympathize with.
    writerunboxed.com/2026/03/17/s

    #CRAFT #Editing #characterization #growth #JaneAusten

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  6. @Tony_Meredith Sheryl Craig’s book ‘Jane Austen & the State of the Nation’ looks good, & may well be based on her PhD thesis ‘Above Vulgar Economy: Jane Austen & Money’, free online at kuscholarworks.ku.edu/bitstrea
    This is a superb read: maybe only a #JaneAusten scholar could write so well.

    #EdmundBurke opposed a #MinimumWage & insisted that the poor could keep up with #FoodCosts if the workers substituted cheaper alternatives to bread.