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Feuilletons 29.10.2010 […] already Mr. Palmato was on his knees at her side, his face close to hers. Again her burning lips were parted by his tongue, and she felt it insinuate itself between her teeth and plunge into the depths of her mouth in a long, searching caress, while at the same moment his hands softly parted the thin folds of her wrapper. One by one they gained her bosom, and she felt her two breasts pointing up to them, […] misdemeanours was an inability to master the 'i before e' rule. Her manuscripts are littered with distant 'veiws' and characters who 'recieve' guests. Elsewhere, she wrote 'tomatoes' as 'tomatas' and 'arraroot' for 'arrowroot' - peculiarities of spelling that reflect Austen's regional accent, Prof Sutherland explained. 'In some of her writing, her Hampshire accent is very strong. She had an Archers-like voice […] nipples hard as coral, but sensitive as lips to his approaching touch. And now his warm palms were holding each breast as if in a cup, clasping it, modeling it, softly kneading it, as he whispered to her, 'Like the bread of the angels.'"
Auch Thalia hat einen E-Book-Reader entwickelt, schreibt der Schweizer Verleger Ekkehard Faude im Journal21, aber er glaubt nicht dran: "Heitere Gemüter sehen das Ganze […]