November 5, 2007 by Vic
The icon contest on Jane Austen Today is nearing its conclusion. You have all week to vote for your favorite icon.
The winner receives an autographed copy of A Walk With Jane Austen. So please click on this link and vote. Contest closes Sunday, November 11 at midnight.
Lois submitted this icon of Colonel Brandon.
University of Southampton via Future Learn offers a course described as thus: “Discover the fascinating story of author Jane Austen, from her own life in Hampshire to what she means to a global audience today.”
Having taken several Future Learn courses, I can attest that they are excellent. Click here to sign up for this 3-week course.
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Oh, my gracious. I misspelled Jane’s last name and most of you had the good manners not to point out my faux pas.
I’ve fixed my mistake, but please feel free in the future to correct me. I would rather look silly for a moment than for an eternity in the ether.
It’s so artistic I think… give me a critics, or advice…
Thanks
o jane não sei o que voçe falou mas te agradeço por ter me dado atenção fico grato pela visita
não sei inglis