Monthly Archives: December 2011

(originally posted to Austenesque Reviews on December 1, 2011) Meredith: Your latest book is different from the style you have previously employed in your Austen-inspired works. You term Christmas at Pemberley an inspirational romance. What can you tell us about … Continue reading →

(originally posted on November 16, 2011 on both Christy Farmer’s website and P&P05) 1. Christmas at Pemberley covers two of my favorite subjects: Pemberley and Christmas! What are your hopes for Darcy and Elizabeth as you wrote this story? Regina … Continue reading →

Is this what Jane Austen really looked like? Newly discovered sketch could be lost portrait of 19th century novelist By GARETH FINIGHAN Last updated at 11:49 AM on 5th December 2011 The author of a forthcoming biography on Jane Austen … Continue reading →

Literacy fears as four million children don’t own a single book By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Last updated at 7:55 AM on 5th December 2011 Almost four million children in the UK do not own a book, research suggests. It raises … Continue reading →

1. If you could be one of your characters for a day which character would it be? Why? In the 2008 British series, Lost in Austen, the main character, a modern day woman named Amanda Price, meets the fictionalized Fitzwilliam … Continue reading →