An interesting article came out today from CNN Style about Regency romance being popular 200 years after Jane Austen. The writer equates both period dramas and historical romance books set in the Regency era as being sought by women as history and fantasy to fulfill our romantic longings. It isContinue Reading
‘And for something like that to be able to exist in that time is such a blessing for an actor like me, I’m just so excited for people to see where it goes because I feel like there’s two audiences at the moment and I think [it’s] the audience thatContinue Reading
When I wrote my post about the dark side of fandom months ago, I wrote that I would move on and forget about the disgruntled fans. Today I’ve reached my tolerance level and the dam of my discontent is about to be unleashed. Twitter is a great place to connectContinue Reading
As you can see front and center on the home page is the new trailer that BritBoxUK released to the fandom of Sanditon. Good gracious! What stir it caused on social media! I instantly gasped – yes, I gasped, watching even more new scenes that we haven’t seen before. ItContinue Reading
Stop, in the name of Sanditon! If you don’t want to know what’s coming your way, close this website page and move on. Otherwise, if you dare to read, below are the snippets of each episode as posted by IMDb and a short analysis from my perspective. via GIPHY YouContinue Reading
Thank goodness for the light in the world! Yes, there’s a dark side to fandom, but there is also the bright side to fandom. In the case of Sanditon, it’s a cause, a victory, and rejoicing. Sanditon will rise from the ashes as sure as eggs are eggs. (Thomas Parker)Continue Reading
Years ago, I was sucked into the dark side of fandom, not by choice. I enjoyed Andrew Lloyd Weber’s “Phantom of the Opera” immensely, and started to visit fan forums, websites, and even started my own blog (this sounds familiar) to support the show and a podcast about it. IContinue Reading