Tag Archives: Jane Austen

Pinned by Jane Austen

Posted on December 7, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Jane Austen Portrait from LiteraryHistory.com

I just read an interesting article by ladaisi called I’m a Jane Austen, Jane Eyre kind of Girl talking about the female characters that she loved as a teenager. Jane Austen has definitely been one of my favourite authors for … Continue reading →

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Confessions of a writer

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Confessions of A Writer - Copyright R.Weal 2006

I love writing, not just the artistic nature of creating poetry and prose, or combining words, phrases and sentences to make communications that hit the mark in my work – no I love the very act of writing, the visceral … Continue reading →

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