Mr. Knightley, werewolf hunter!

[meganbmoore]

Hunh.  I forgot there was an episode of Dollhouse left.  Well, it's over now, and i shall pretend Whedon quit TV altogether after Angel ended.  Now, somebody snap up Dichen Lachman and Enver Gjojak pronto.  Preferably in something fun that doesn't glamorize rape fantasies. I maintain that "spies in love who sometimes try to kill each other" is the

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[estara]

Well the Mansfield Park and Mummies is written by twice-Nebula nominated Vera Nazarian, so I expect it's got oomph. It's on my TBR pile *sigh* ... she's also the publisher of Norilana books. Did you see the James Fairfax book also spun off from Jane Austen?

"In this stunning, gender-bending, stylish dance-of-manners version of Jane Austen's beloved classic novel Emma-an alternate Regency where gay marriage is commonplace and love is gender-blind-matchmaking Emma Woodhouse tries to find a suitable spouse for her lover Harriet Smith, and is embroiled in the secrets of the relationship between the mysterious and accomplished James Fairfax and the handsome Frank Churchill... "

James Fairfax by Jane Austen and Adam Campan - Official Website

[meganbmoore]

I've had James Fairfax recced, and plan to read it, but am rather put off by making Jane into a man.

[estara]

I haven't read the original Emma yet, so have no feelings about that.

[meganbmoore]

Even without character familiarity, you still have the fact that it turns a woman into a man and names a book based on a work about and named for a woman, and names it after the newly-made man.

[estara]

Heh, I didn't analyse that closely, true. Makes sense when seen from that perspective.