Jane Austen turns over in her grave, or perhaps rises from it to dine

[lampshade_days]

Mr. Darcy approached them soon afterwards. Elizabeth turned to him and said, "Did you not think, Mr. Darcy, that I expressed myself uncommonly well just now, when I was teasing Colonel Forster to give us a ball at Meryton

Comments

[bhavna_grint]

I neeeeeeeeeeeed to read P&P&Z!!! ♥ Pride and Prejudice is one of my favourite books of all time. ♥

[lampshade_days]

I recommend it, based on what I've read so far. It's good fun.

[lampshade_days]

♥!

No, no worries at all. Spoilers and I are good friends.

[malwethien]

hahaha...Pride and Prejudice and Zombies..what can I say?? The title alone just begs you to read it right?

Well I'm a big Jane Austen fan (read all her books except Emma) and P&P is one of my favorites. P&P&Z is alright, I found it funny and witty and so....bizaare that it's kinda hard not to like it or at least appreciate it as a parody ?

The thing with P&P&Z is that after a while of reading it, for me it kinda loses it's novelty. The frist few chapters were amusing because the writer constantly replaces anything related to socio-economic issues with "zombies" - but once you get the hang of it, it gets a bit repetitive...

But....it's still a fun read! ;)

[lampshade_days]

RE: repetitiveness. Ah, you may very well be right. I'm not yet halfway through the book, so time will tell.

[malwethien]

oops....! I haven't finished it either...I'm kind of in the middle...but since I've read P&P I kinda know where it's headed....maybe??? I shall finish reading it one of these days as well.