Your Fellowes Reader
Jessica FellowesNovelist Jessica Fellowes writes about whatever she wants to write about, mostly nice things that make her feel happy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 59 | Subscribers | Read | jessicafellowes.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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How to Get A Grip on December
The point of this post is 1) to stop the festive overwhelm, which has begun (for me) earlier than ever and 2) not to land in January as a grey, broke husk of my former self.
Documenting a lovely week
I have had the most wonderful week and I’d like to tell you about it. It feels important to record it, so that I can remember it when I have one of those weeks in which nothing goes right (they happen). Some magical combination of things re...
Last bits of November
This morning I landed from a trip to Uruguay. It was pretty epic. I haven’t felt so far from home in a long time, and I loved it. Look, here I am on a horse. My grin leaves you in no doubt as to how happy I was.
Woke up late, grabbed my hat...
I woke up this morning at 9am. Nine! It’s jetlag, probably. But, still. Nine, on a Monday morning. WTF do I think I am? Queen of Sheba? I didn’t feel rested and good (even though I’d slept, dreamless, for nine and a half hours). I felt spac...
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Author of The Mitford Murders series, The Best Friend and six official companion books to 'Downton Abbey.' Former newspaper columnist and deputy editor of Country Life, loves a bit of public speaking. Town & country mouse.
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