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Received from the Ether: Two Votes of Recognition for This Blog

October 27, 2008 by Vic

Thank you for nominating my blog, Elizabeth (1) and Kelly & Alyssa (2). I am deeply moved by these two honors:

1) Elizabeth from Scandalous Women, one of my favorite blogs, has nominated Jane Austen’s World for a Premios Dardos Award:

This award is given for recognition of cultural, ethical, literary, and personal values transmitted in the form of creative and original writing…that’s the general idea. Here it is, more eloquently put, in Portuguese:
O conceito deste prémio passa por reconhecer valores culturais, éticos, literários e pessoais, transmitidos de forma criativa e original nos pedacinhos rabiscados por cada blogueiro que o receba.
The rules of this award are as follows: show the image of the award on your blog, link back to the blog that gave the award, and nominate 15 other blogs that you consider deserving the same. I shall not repeat Elizabeth’s nominees: So here are my 15 blog nominations in alphabetical order (I would have voted for the three blogs sitting at the bottom, but they were already nominated):
  • Adventures in Reading: All about books. ‘Nuff said.
  • Austenblog: Because she’s everywhere.
  • Austenprose: Because Laurel Ann finds new ways to celebrate Jane Austen and because she knows her stuff. This blog is worth a visit time and again. Congratulations on your blog’s first anniversary, LA!
  • Book Mine Set is an online book discussion forum. This dedicated Canadian writer has varied tastes and interests. I love his Wednesday Compare.
  • Bronte Blog: Fabulous.
  • Ellen and Jim Have a Blog Too: Ellen covers all things Austen, including the film adaptations. A must stop for serious Austen lovers.
  • Emma Adaptations: Kali blogs only about Emma. Can you bear it?
  • Jane Austen Addict: I just love Laurie’s take on all things Jane Austen.
  • Jane Austen in Vermont: This new blog has taken off in spectacular fashion because of the hard work and spot on research by its two authors, Deb and Kelly.
  • Jane Austen Sequels by Jane Odiwe: In this unique blog, Jane combines her writing, art, and interest in history.
  • Moderato: This and that about literature around the world and through the ages.
  • Ripple Effects: Arti is attuned to topics that interest me, including Jane Austen.
  • The Vapour Trail is an historical research blog and well worth regular visits.
  • Versailles and More, Catherine Delors’ lush blog is addictive.
  • The Victorian Peeper: This history/lit blog covers all things Victorian.

I would have included Edwardian Promenade, The Duchess of Devonshire’s Gossip Guide, and Marie Antoinette’s Gossip Guide, but Elizabeth had already nominated these splendid blogs.

2)  Alyssa Miller from The Love Coach, has included my blog along with Austenblog and 48 other blogs on her 50 Best Chick Lit Blogs list. You might want to hop on over there and check out the other fabulous blogs that were nominated.

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  1. on October 28, 2008 at 11:16 bookchronicle

    Ahh, that is very sweet of you! Thank you for the award.


  2. on October 28, 2008 at 15:22 Cristina

    Ooh, how nice! Many thanks for thinking of BrontëBlog! :)


  3. on October 28, 2008 at 16:00 Catherine Delors

    Coooooooool! Thank you, Vic, I am honored to find Versailles and more listed with all those great blogs (and so many of them JA-themed ones too.)

    And you find my blog “addictive.” This is just the way I want it. You made my day.

    Now I have to go to work picking my own fifteen…


  4. on October 29, 2008 at 16:06 Janeite Deb

    Hello Vic,

    Thanks so much for the mention…just lovely of you! Now I need to work on my own 15, but alas! there might be some repeats as we both look for and love the same things!
    Best,
    Deb


  5. on October 31, 2008 at 19:37 Weekly Round-Up…All Things Austen « Jane Austen in Vermont

    […] Austenprose)…these are both great literary blogs to add to your favorites; and then link to Jane Austen’s World to see her choices for best blogs (hint:  Ms. Place most kindly chose JAIV … so thank you […]


  6. on November 2, 2008 at 21:00 Jane Odiwe

    Hi Vic,

    I feel very honoured that you have included my blog amongst all those fabulous ones – thank you so much!


  7. on November 3, 2008 at 18:02 balkan

    Thanks!


  8. on August 3, 2011 at 02:41 Best Online Dating Sites

    am honored to find Versailles and more listed with all those great blogs (and so many of them JA-themed ones too.)



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