And we have a launch date for Jane Eyre: The Writer’s Digest Annotated Classic! August 1, 2014, is the big day. Mark your calendars and stay tuned. Plenty more goodies coming up between now and the launch!
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June 10, 2014 by 14 Comments NewsLaunch Date for the Annotated Jane Eyre
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Congratulations!! I’m looking forward to picking up a copy.
Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy it.
That’s wonderful, for you and all of us writer/readers. I am excited to pick up a copy. I have been listening to your podcasts, and have found them extremely helpful. Thank you
Thanks! I think the book will be great resource. I feel privileged to have gotten to write it.
CONGRATS, CONGRATS ! I am so getting a copy~ 🙂 Like I said before, your success benefits us all.
Best Wishes to you~
Thanks, Susi! I appreciate that.
I’m so very excited for this one. I kinda have been wanting a new copy of Jane Eyre anyway since the one I have is kind of run down, and I’m really happy it’s annotated. I shall probably buy it too.
If I don’t say so myself, the design team have done a gorgeous job with it.
I’m lucky enough to have not yet read Jane Eyre. This looks like a damn good way to finally do that. I look forward the dissection, as I’m sure the mechanics of this book have a lot to teach me. Congratulations on such a noble task.
I will tell you that if you read the annotations along with the text, you will encounter some spoilers to the story, since I’m discussing how Charlotte Bronte set up her techniques.
That’s useful to know, thanks. I will have to do a little pre-work then. I still look forward to you analysis.
I hope you find it useful! I know I learned so much in writing it.
Woooohoooooo!!!
Hey, you’re almost as excited as I am! 😀