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Tag Archives: Captain Wentworth
Audiobook Giveaway Celebration!
I’m celebrating the successful completion of the “Captain Wentworth in His Own Words” project with a giveaway! Enter now to win your free copy of his story in audio! Continue reading
Posted in audio books, book launch, contests, giveaway, Jane Austen Quotes, my books, Shannon Winslow, Shannon Winslow's writing, Uncategorized
Tagged audio book narrators, audio books, book review, books, Captain Wentworth, Captain Wentworth in His Own Words, fiction, giveaway, Jane Austen, Jane Austen quotes, literature, Nick Cracknell, Persuasion, Shannon Winslow
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Captain Wentworth in His Own Words: Cover Art Reveal!
“Captain Wentworth in His Own Words” is coming soon! So here’s a special preview of the cover, for the first time revealing the cover art used and the design process! Continue reading
Austen Men
“Austen Men” in our lives: those invented in the author’s mind and those we discover in real life. Here’s a shoutout to a few of my favorites, ones I’ve been spending a lot of time with lately. What about you? Continue reading
And the Survey Says…
Find out the results of the poll for who should get the cover of “Captain Wentworth in His Own Words.” I wonder if you will be as surprised with how it turned out as I was! Continue reading
Popular Highlights: The Persuasion of Miss Jane Austen
Readers have spoken, and here are their favorite quotes from “The Persuasion of Miss Jane Austen.” Will you find a memorable line or a bit of wisdom among them? Also, and update on Shannon Winslow’s work-in-progress! Continue reading
Preview Excerpt from “Captain Wentworth in His Own Words”
How is my next novel coming along? Check out the progress report and read an preview excerpt now! – How does Wentworth feel when he learns his sister and Admiral Croft have taken a lease on Kellynch Hall? Continue reading
Beneficial Exercise
Jane Austen and I both believe in the benefits of a long walk – for ourselves as well as our characters! Read an excerpt of one such important and romantic walk. Continue reading
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Tagged beneficial exercise, Captain Wentworth, daily walks, Elizabeth Bennet, Jane Austen, Jane Austen quotes, Persuasion, Return to Longbourn, Shannon Winslow, shannon winslow's books, The Persuasion of Miss Jane Austen
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The Power of a Well-Written Letter
I know I promised to write about my experiences at the JASNA AGM in Minneapolis, and I will! But it the meantime, here’s my most recent post at Austen Authors, reproduced here in its entirety: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ “Let us never underestimate the … Continue reading
A Well-Written Valentine
“Let us never underestimate the power of a well-written letter.” Okay, so I hear you JA aficionados saying, “Hey, where did she dig up that line?” And you’re right; it is not strictly a Jane Austen quote. But it certainly … Continue reading
On the Road Again
When I first sat down to write The Darcys of Pemberley six and half years ago, I had no idea where it would lead me. I’ve since discovered that creating a sequel to a much-loved novel, such … Continue reading