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About Chris Stewart
- BioI'm program director for literary arts for my state arts council. I direct the state Poetry Out Loud program for the NEA. I have degrees. I teach writing. I've published my work. I write novels, poetry, and plays. I love chocolate, am talkative, a realist and idealist, prefer flannel to silk, am a real blonde, and consider books my life - reading them, writing them, smelling them, tasting them (yeah, I've licked a page or two in my time. Who hasn't?).
Recent Posts
- Gentlemanly Conduct in the Presence of Ladies and Don't Suck on Your Parasol!
- My Other Life: Teaching an Online Class: Re-Visioning Your Fiction
- Chawton House Fellowship
- A Woman's Weirdness: First Impressions of The Morgan Library's Austen Exhibit, 'A Woman's Wit.'
- The 3 Women in Colin Firth's Life
- Regency Eating: Maggots? Check Out This Video
- Six Month Check Up: Where the Devil Are We?
- Interview with Austen Exhibit Curators at The Morgan Library and - Fencing?
- Interview with Austen Scholar
- Stalled by the Thunder Snow
What I'm Reading
- Jane Austen: Persuasion - Penguin Classics Series, edited by Gillian Beer. April, 2003.
- Claire Tomalin: Jane Austen, A Life. Vintage Books, New York, 1997.
- Jane Austen's Letters - collected and edited by Deirdre Le Faye. Originally published Oxford University Press, 1995; this edition: The Folio Society, 2003
What I've Read
- Ann Radcliffe: The Mysteries of Udolpho with intro by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Dover Publications, New York, 2004 (originally G.G. and J. Robinson, London, 1794 and titled: The Mysteries of Udolpho, A Romance; Interspersed with Some Pieces of Poetry.
- Jane Austen: Northanger Abbey, with intro by Alfred Mac Adam, Columbia University. Barnes & Noble classic, New York, 2005. (1818)
- Jane Austen: Mansfield Park, with intro by Amanda Claybaugh, Columbia University. Barnes & Noble classic, New York, 2004 (1814)
- Jane Austen: Sense and Sensibility with intro and notes by Laura Engel. A Barnes and Noble Classics Book. New York, 2004. (1811)
- Jane Austen: Emma, A Signet Classic with an Afterword by Graham Hough. The New American Library of Canada, Limited, 1964.
- Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice -The World's Classics edition, edited by James Kinsley, with intro by Isobel Armstrong. Oxford University Press, 1990.
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