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Saturday, August 9, 2014

How to Write Like Jane Austen

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If you are a Jane Austen fan click over to Qwiklit.com and check out their article entitled, "How to Write Like Jane Austen."  Click back and let us know what you think.  Would  you like to write like Austen?  What's your favorite Austen novel?  We're partial to Persuasion. Here's a peek at what you'll learn about Austen:
For all the praises that literary scholars and countless book clubs put on Jane Austen, one of the most virtuosic novelists in English literature is still misunderstood today. Some see her novels as dinner-party rabble and the relics of the British Empire at its most stodgy. What most people overlook is that Austen, iconoclastic and quiet in the tempestuous social circles of the day, saw through the veneer slow rural life and pointed out the frailty of human existence while also portraying its most redemptive aspects.-Qwiklit.com
Enjoy the delectable world of Jane Austen this weekend! 

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