Many of the comments were being directed at me in a quite personal way, not to mention insulting. But I figured that since everyone seemed to have so much to say about Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts (and me as its author), I too, had a right to speak and point out the absurdity of these arguments. As for my piece in the Huffington Post, I found that all the pitchforks being aimed at me were getting to be a bit silly, particularly when the overwhelming majority of their wielders had not even read my book, let alone anything I’ve written! I have no issue if someone simply does not like the book everyone has their own taste in reading material.
I’ve never tried it please send a bottle over! I should say that Colin’s little swim left an indelible impression on me as well and accounted for Pride and Prejudice becoming a major favorite of mine. Now that the elderberry wine has calmed down my poor nerves and heart palpitations, I can ask you this question: What on earth were you thinking writing that Huffington Post ramble? Only a few vocal Jane fans objected to your book, as most of us were too busy swooning over Colin’s wet shirt to notice the brouhaha until you pointed it out. Vic: Hi Mitzi, it took a while to find my pitchfork and untwist my knickers. Then I realized, why not debate each other and find out what we really think? Mitzi has graciously agreed to a discussion about her book and sequels in general.
I had struck an attitude of silence and indifference to her sexy parody of Pride and Prejudice ( Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts ) until I read her fighting words. Gentle Readers, You may have noticed my previous rant about Mitzi Szereto’s blog post on Huffington Post.
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