It's that time of year when I insist on overtaxing myself by writing a story that few will read and might prove detrimental to my career...

During the hard lockdown I only had very few, very precious hours to myself. I managed to luck into a couple when the  Pride and Prejudice  ...

When posting my Twisted Austen story   I am Lady Catherine  way back in 2017, I received a lot of comments regarding a reference to an 18th ...

I'm writing! Wow! It feels good and has been way, way too long. I've only carved out a few days to get this Twisted Austen story com...

Lady with a Harp: Eliza Ridgely, 1818. Thomas Sully, oil on canvas. National Gallery of Art. Inspired by  an article in  Persuasions ,  I ha...

I am very sorry to say that I parted ways with Austen Authors after 5 years last August. It was a heartbreaking decision, but we had unrecon...

I can't believe I did it! It was a very close call this year, and while I logged over 50,000 words, I did not get anywhere close to my p...