Edward Dingwall
Derbyshire Peaks and Dales Reporter at National World Publishing
Derbyshire Peaks/Dales reporter @NatWorldPub + odd jobs @redpeppermag and other places. (Views my own) Dance me to the end of the hydrocarbon age.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
derbyworld.co.uk | Edward Dingwall
Join the celebration of Pride and Prejudice Day by exploring Derbyshire's picturesque locations featured in Jane Austen's timeless novel, including Chatsworth and Bakewell. Among Jane Austen fans, January 28 is known as Pride and Prejudice Day, celebrating the novel of manners and romantic manoeuvres which is said to have sold 20million copies and is regularly ranked among the most popular works of fiction of all time.
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Jan 28, 2025 |
derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Edward Dingwall
One of English literature’s most famous works was first published on this day in 1813, conjuring an imagined vision of Derbyshire and the lives of its residents which still endures and attracts visitors from around the world every year. Among Jane Austen fans, January 28 is known as Pride and Prejudice Day, celebrating the novel of manners and romantic manoeuvres which is said to have sold 20million copies and is regularly ranked among the most popular works of fiction of all time.
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