Just confirmed, using the Atlantic's database, that Meta has allegedly pirated all of my books to train their AI models via LibGen. If you're an author, you can search for your books here: www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
And send a letter to Meta objecting here: actionnetwork.org/letters/auth...

Just realised that I forgot to announce: Love That Moves the Sun, a sequel to Fixed Stars, is now available for purchase or to read via Kindle Unlimited! Get your copy today!
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Favourite Austen Variation Tropes #3: Mrs. Darcy Takes the Ton. If you love Regency social intrigue, you might enjoy the sequel to Fixed Stars, Love That Moves the Sun, now available for pre-order: shorturl.at/ZHjmA
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Favourite Austenesque tropes #4: Family Drama!
If you too love familial dysfunction and intrigue, check out my book, Fixed Stars: shorturl.at/3c6Oe
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This week, I'm counting down my top five favourite tropes of Austenesque fiction. #5 is "You've Got Mail": Stories that revolve around secret or anonymous correspondence. I describe a few favourite examples of this trope over on Instagram: www.instagram.com/p/DAJ4hChSXg...

Does anyone know the proper title of this Thomas Rowlandson painting? Wikimedia suggests it's "I shall conquer this," which makes the 1995 Pride & Prejudice script even more delightful. I can't find credible external confirmation.
(Discovered while writing a scene about Darcy's routine in London.)

If you love Jane Austen, you might enjoy my Pride and Prejudice variations. Reverie & Rancour and Fixed Stars are now available! www.amazon.com/stores/S.-E....