Deliberations and Debates

Hey everyone~           Alright, I’ve officially finished Volume One! Now, I’m in that stage of procrastination before editing. I’m...

Hello, world! I just realized I never made an achievement post for Act 2, which ended with Chapter 18—so here it is, better late than...

Hello to the universe that has no real interest in my blog, I’m hoping to stay on track—I just finished tomorrow’s chapter. But I’ve been...

Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! 💕 I’m taking a short break from posting my story today, but don’t worry—daily updates will resume...

Jane Austen consistently weaves certain themes throughout her works, one of which is ‘the three suitors.’ In Lady Susan  and all of her...

Happy Valentine’s Day! Act 1 of Volume 1 is now complete! I’ve finished my edits and revisions for the final draft of Act 1 and am...

A Deeper Look at Catherine and Isabella’s Choices In Northanger Abbey , Jane Austen weaves a tale of contrasts, subtle humor, and nuanced...

When the Rev. Mr Robert Thomas Watson first met Mrs Cassandra Beauclerk, née Willoughby, she was a widow of some years with no fortune to...

Refined and Returned by Eireanne Michaels A Completed Version of The Watsons   by Jane Austen Preface This story is a completed version...

Jane Austen’s works are celebrated as literary classics, revered not only for their wit and insight into human nature but also for their...

When Younger Siblings Outshine Their Elders: A Common Dynamic Jane Austen frequently explores the dynamic of older siblings being...

Jane Austen’s works often explore themes of sibling age gaps and reusing character archetypes.  In the first case, most of Austen’s...

Many believe the Bennet family in Pride and Prejudice was "poor," but this is a misconception. It depends on how one defines "poor." If...

The Trifecta While I believe I’ve now addressed the theme of first impressions as just one aspect of getting to know someone, there’s...

Due to my ADHD and my changeable nature, my train of thought tends to jump around, and forcing myself to focus on one topic often leads...

If you have read my previous posts in this series on understanding Sense and Sensibility , we can now examine Sir John, Lady Middleton,...

Many people miss the fact that Jane Austen was using Sir John and Lady Middleton, Mrs. Jennings, and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer’s treatment of...

In England, in the year 1794 and 1795, the British people suffered from food shortages due to crop failures caused by poor weather...

One thing I’ve noticed when talking to other Jane Austen fans or reading fanfiction is how often characters are misunderstood due to a...