The gay Pride and Prejudice retelling of our collective dreams, When Darcy Met Lizzy has all the yearning and intelligence of its source material while also adding new life. Reading this felt like falling in love with something familiar for a second time. You can feel Downing’s love for Austen in her reimagining of our …
Hello, loverlies! After being quiet–at least on NW Book Lovers, as I certainly haven’t been quiet elsewhere–I am back for a new adventure. Turning Pages has gone into semi-retirement to make way for…The Bodice Riffer! (Thanks to our own Brian Juenemann for that pun-derful title.) Each month(-ish, because I’m still me), I’ll give you the …
“It is six years after the final scene in Pride and Prejudice, and Elizabeth and Darcy are living happily ever after in Pemberley with Jane and Charles living happily nearby. Their lives are going along smoothly until the eve of the social event of the season when a carriage approaches Pemerbley at full speed. When …
