After much deliberation I have decided to create a recurring all-things-Austen segment as part of this blog. It will be called "Daughters of Jane" as an allusion to the Sons of Ben, the group of Ben Jonson's young poet proteges.
Let Austen-mania commence! There are so many Austen inspired movies, chick-lit novels and spoofs that there is no way to cover all of them, but what I encounter I will blog about. So most of the novel spin-offs will be coming from a lecture my comparative world lit. professor mentioned in a lecture devoted entirely to Austen spin offs. So look forward to more posts about Austen-esque novels, movies, and spoofs.
Speaking of spoofs ... Enjoy!
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
To Blog or Not to Blog...
Recently I have been considering the idea of branching out in the blog-sphere and writing another blog. Do not be alarmed my few and faithful followers, I will continue to spout my mind's junk onto this blog, but recently a lot of junk has been building up in one specific category and I need an outlet. The category is this: Jane Austen.
I realize that as a female English major, loving Austen is somewhat cliche, but I confess that I do love her wit. But what kind of fascinates me is the cult of Austen that sprang up in the 1990s and continues today. There are countless spin offs and published (and not published... thank you Denise, my eyes still burn) fan-fics as well as movies. Not to mention the blogs! So hear is the question, should I add my voice to the multitude out there already spouting their love of all things Austen or should I simply make them a recurring segment on this blog?
Please report back. And to entertain you... from Kate Beacon's Hark, A Vagrant, I present Jane Austen!
I realize that as a female English major, loving Austen is somewhat cliche, but I confess that I do love her wit. But what kind of fascinates me is the cult of Austen that sprang up in the 1990s and continues today. There are countless spin offs and published (and not published... thank you Denise, my eyes still burn) fan-fics as well as movies. Not to mention the blogs! So hear is the question, should I add my voice to the multitude out there already spouting their love of all things Austen or should I simply make them a recurring segment on this blog?
Please report back. And to entertain you... from Kate Beacon's Hark, A Vagrant, I present Jane Austen!
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