Guest reviewer Sophia Rose reviews Sarah Courtney's DISGUISE OF THE WORST SORT, a light, entertaining, and fun historical holiday romance.

Why do I read and/or write about Jane Austen? by Lona Manning

Joana Starnes has been living in Regency England for decades in her imagination and plans to continue till she lays hands on a time machine.

Sharing “one thing very clever, be it prose or verse, original or repeated—or two things moderately clever—or three things very dull indeed”

YULETIDE garden bench I donated via North American Friends of Chawton House was one of the first eight installed on Chawton House grounds.

‪I edited thirteen books in 2020. Two are second editions. Five will publish in 2021. Eight are JAFF. I am thankful for the twenty author...

Review by Christina Boyd Jane Austen’s Persuasion translated to modern day Portland, Oregon? The writing team of Beau North and Brooke...

Drunk Austen, the social media mavens that claim you only need like two of the following to know you are in the right place—liquor, men...

Last night #Audible notified us that our fourth anthology, YULETIDE: A Jane Austen-inspired Collection of Stories, is LIVE at Audible,...

This. This blows my mind. Any Jane Austen fan knows how exciting this must be for us here at The Quill Ink. Recently the Jane Austen...

Anyone that knows me knows how I love getting mail marked ROYAL MAIL. What a banner day! This just arrived from Chawton House for being...

Authors of Yuletide, a Jane Austen inspired Christmas anthology, presented Chawton House with a check for $2400.

Upcoming Audiobook Projects: Yuletide and Rational Creatures

Many thanks to all who have supported our YULETIDE anthology. We will be making our initial donation towards "unrestricted funds" as...

From Pemberley to Milton names YULETIDE in Favorite Books of 2018!

Reblogged #11 Yuletide: A Jane Austen-Inspired Collection of Stories by Collected Authors and edited by Christina Boyd

by Christina Boyd Give us a thankful sense of the blessings in which we live, of the many comforts of our lot, that we may not deserve to...