"Pride and Prejudice....and Zombies."

[SaveFerris78]

I read both Pride & Prejudice and Pride & Prejudice and Zombies. I have to admitt, I enjoyed the random zombie attacks on the people of Meryton.

[Compound]

Hmm. No one's mentioned Sense & Sensability & Sea Monsters yet.

No really.



The author who wrote P&P&Z left to go write Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer (Yes, really) so it's a new guy writing this one.

[Tripe]

See I would have though Persuasion a better fit for that interpolation.

[mrbasehart]

A Room with a View of Camp Crystal Lake. 

[Sideswipe]

Gone with the Wendigo

[mrbasehart]

Saw Mill on the Floss

[Tripe]

Last of the Mohicans' House on the Left

[mrbasehart]

Fanny Hills Have Eyes.

[Johnny Unusual]

Invasion of the The Great Gats-bee Girls.  Too obscure?

[Sideswipe]

Uncle Tom's Cabin Fever

[Trumpysgirl]

Uncle Tom's Cabin Fever

 

[MSTJedi]

The Importance of Being Frankenstein.

[Kzinistzerg]

I read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. It was good. Not hilarious, but steadily entertaining. I definitely wouldn't have read the original, as I despise Victorian England romance-literature. I can't take bonnets, "oh, I say!", and tea for 400 pages.

[Tripe]

I read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. It was good. Not hilarious, but steadily entertaining. I definitely wouldn't have read the original, as I despise Victorian England romance-literature. I can't take bonnets, "oh, I say!", and tea for 400 pages.

Georgian and Regency.

Plus Austen isn't romance literature, she writes social satire.

[mrbasehart]

I read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. It was good. Not hilarious, but steadily entertaining. I definitely wouldn't have read the original, as I despise Victorian England romance-literature. I can't take bonnets, "oh, I say!", and tea for 400 pages.

Georgian and Regency.

Plus Austen isn't romance literature, she writes social satire.

She's also awesome.