I have just begun reading Stephanie Barron's _Jane and the Unpleasantness
at Scargrave Manor_.  As Jane Austen is one of my favorite authors, I
thought this might be something interesting--or a complete disaster as some
other attempts at this sort of writing have turned out to be.
I've just begun and so far it looks to be enjoyable.  Of course, as a fan of
JA, I was prepared to be pleased by it.
I have also encountered at least one "borrowing" from one of Austen's
novels, and one other sentence also seemed familiar.  I suspect part of the
fun here might be identifying the sources of various "borrowings" from
Austen.
The title of course echoes a 20th century mystery by....?  
FINISHED:  Greg Bear. PSYCHLONE
CR: Robert Silverberg, BEYOND THE SAFE ZONE,  292/565, short story coll.
CR: Marcel Proust, SWANN'S WAY, 68/462.
CR: Stephanie Barron, JANE AND THE UNPLEASANTNESS AT SCARGRAVE MANOR, 20/318
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