Todays comment starts with a confession. 60+ guy with no insights about Jane Austen. That tells me how great your writing and interviewing have become! I found this interesting and may have to watch Alicia Silverstone in Clueless again as I remember it as pretty good. We will see whether that brings me into the world you describe in this Newsletter today. Thanks! Will still catch up on lost reading one of these days.
Side note -- I see you are in Frisco TX. Two of my children are alumni of the town that takes over Frisco one weekend per year. Fargo ND comes to Frisco most every year. I hope they are gracious guests in your town.
Thank you so much, Gayla! It was a huge pleasure to do this interview with you - and your questions really got me thinking about the What and the Why behind the Austen Connection!
Lovely! I do not know much about Jane, however, really enjoyed this. Jane's brother is buried in our local Victorian Cemetery, and I am working on a documentary on this wonderful space at the moment.
Hi Gayla,
Todays comment starts with a confession. 60+ guy with no insights about Jane Austen. That tells me how great your writing and interviewing have become! I found this interesting and may have to watch Alicia Silverstone in Clueless again as I remember it as pretty good. We will see whether that brings me into the world you describe in this Newsletter today. Thanks! Will still catch up on lost reading one of these days.
Side note -- I see you are in Frisco TX. Two of my children are alumni of the town that takes over Frisco one weekend per year. Fargo ND comes to Frisco most every year. I hope they are gracious guests in your town.
Thank you so much, Gayla! It was a huge pleasure to do this interview with you - and your questions really got me thinking about the What and the Why behind the Austen Connection!
Lovely! I do not know much about Jane, however, really enjoyed this. Jane's brother is buried in our local Victorian Cemetery, and I am working on a documentary on this wonderful space at the moment.
I just saw this after following the link over from The Austen Connection. Great interview, Gayla (and Plain Jane).