Confessions and Correspondence

It’s a new year with new beginnings, lovely readers! What goes better with new beginnings than a new writing project?

We, the authors of Austen Variations, were so happy with how well our “Pride and Prejudice: The Untold Stories,” and “Prelude to Pemberley” were received, we wished to continue the fun, but with a slight twist.

Beginning next week, we are going back to our roots…actually, those of our dear Jane who said, “Let other pens dwell on guilt and misery.” And we agree!

For those of you unaware, our beloved “Pride and Prejudice” began as the scribblings of a young woman with the title “First Impressions” in epistolary form. Although never published, there is something to be said about learning the inner thoughts and feelings of others through their letters or journal entries.

In our newest writing project, “Confessions and Correspondence,” join us every Wednesday as we delve into the private thoughts of some of our favorite characters, as well as those who dwell on the outskirts of their lives.  We will begin after the Netherfield party returns to London, and Jane takes up residence in Gracechurch Street.

Tell us in the comments whose ‘Confessions and Correspondence’ you are most excited to discover, and you might be pleased as you follow along each week.

Read all the letters from Confessions & Correspondence here!