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Tagscompelling (2), "wonderful formal poetry""sad (1), guide to romantic poetscritical analysis (1), Mrs. Jewkes!"epistolary"dedicated pen-pal""Hands off! I'm writing a letter" (1), fine meat pies (1), "Oh NOOoooo (1), movingeloquentpoignant (1), sprawlingmassive (1), urgent (1), "first novel" (1) — see all tags

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Groups18th-19th Century Britain, Anglophiles, Art is Life, Barbara Pym Fan Club, BBC Radio 3 Listeners, Bloggers, Book Lovers Who Love Fountain Pens, BritWit, Canon, Cap City, Ohioshow all groups

Favorite authorsGeorge Eliot, Anthony Hecht, Henry James, Philip Larkin, Jessica Mitford, Iris Murdoch, David G. Riede, William Shakespeare, Wallace Stevens, Elizabeth Taylor, Anthony Trollope, Anne Tyler, Edith Wharton, Richard Yates (Shared favorites)

About meI read poetry and good fiction--I am inordinately amused by gentle irony but also like the bombastic and fustian mode. A well-written mystery can please me. I've read so many great writers that I am often exasperated by poor writing--not that I could write well. I am overwhelmed by the sheer brilliance of words and eternally grateful to those who can "articulate sweet sounds together". I spend much of my time in the 19th century. There's no reading but rereading, as they say.

About my libraryI don't have the space for the most capacious library in the world. I try to collect the works of good poets. I have just about everything written by Anthony Trollope. I don't worry about first editions; I don't want to own any books that I could not cheerfully part with.

Homepagehttp://www.writonwater.blogspot.com

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LocationIn the murky midst of the middle of nowhere.

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Member sinceFeb 26, 2007

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I am utterly speechless! You are without a doubt the best Secret Santa ever! Thank you, thank, a million times over.

"I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of anything than of a book!" (Jane Austen, of course!)
have you read arthur bingham walkley's little essays on the subj. of jane austen? he was a drama critic in the GBS days. the letter at the beginning of Man And Superman is written to ABW. alice meynell, robert lynd, and spb mais have some enjoyable austen essays. i will read your book. we know that old dickens was no great fan of JA.
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I love your Friendly Jane Austen; I purchased it several years ago and have enjoyed it several times since, passed it around and given copies as gifts. My husband (a closet Austen fan) found it very beneficial, not being as familiar with Austen, her works and times as I am. Thanks so much for such a fun and informative book!
Hi! I think you were my secret Library Thing Santa! Thanks for the books! They both look really great. Actually, my Dad already stole the Anne Dillard one to read over the holidays, so I'm starting on A Sand County Almanac!

Thanks and happy holidays!
Erin :)
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