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For the discussion of published Jane Austen-based novels and other books of interest to Dwiggies.
Re: With Just a Little Guidance Chapter 55 and Epilogue - 8 years ago
Hi. I don't often actually log in, but I wanted to say that I really enjoyed this story. I'm always a bit intrigued when stories focus on the younger sisters. Well done, and congratulations on reaching the end.by EC Matton - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Gail Carriger - Parasol Protectorate - 9 years ago
I have read them! And I adore them. Have you read the Finishing School books (set 30 or 40 years beforehand and are YA) or Prudence (the first of the Custard Protocol books set 20 years later and just released)? In answer to your question... SPOILERS * * * * * I suspect perhaps being impaled is a rather violent and painful way to die. Perhaps Alexia's help made dying more dignified? I haven't reaby EC Matton - JAFF Library
Re: typo - 9 years ago
I'm afraid you have found my weakness. While I'm good at short one shot type stories exploring a scene or an idea, I do not have a good relationship with plot. I suspect that this particular story will stay as it is. Perhaps I will take another look at my other attempts and see if I can manage something longer. We'll see where the muse takes me. I am glad that you enjoyed it though. EC Mattonby EC Matton - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
They Walked In The Aftermath [A Mansfield Park Ficlet] - 9 years ago
Tom Bertram notices his cousin in the days and weeks following his sister's disgrace. *********** They Walked In The Aftermath In the aftermath of Mary Crawford’s final visit to Mansfield Park, Tom Bertram watched as his cousin Fanny grew away from his brother Edmund. True, she was there to offer comfort in the fullness of his grief, as she always was. Comfort was something that Fanny did wellby EC Matton - Derbyshire Writers' Guild