Gaskell Stories

If you loved the BBC miniseries of Elizabeth Gaskell's "North and South," then this sequel is for you. "Becoming Mrs. Thornton" picks up Margaret Hale's story from the moment of her engagement. We watch her adjust to life as John Thornton's wife (yay!) and Hannah Thornton's daughter-in-law (not so yay!).

Happens right after John Thornton tells Margaret Hale that his feelings for her are over. When he finally gets to know the truth, he repents. Will the two lovers get back together? Credits go to Elizabeth Gaskell. (Book and Series based)

A collection of english critical responses showcasing Elizabeth Gaskell's Realist novel "North and South", a genre study, an analysis of Robert Gray's poetry, an essay on Tim Winton's short stories, Boaz Yakin's film "Remember The Titans" and a comparison of Dan Zeff's miniseries "Lost In Austen" and Tim Burton's film "Alice In Wonderland".

A short one shot and continuation of the story by Elizabeth Gaskell. This is my first time writing fanfiction after years of reading it. I might continue writing this story since I'm very interested in what M and J's life in Miton will be like :)

From Gaskell's 'North & South'. A love story.

From 'North & South'. A mini-series based look at Thornton and Margaret's reunion.

My ideas on the Gaskell storyline and where it's going to go, or where I hope it will go. Mainly focusing on Jac's part (of course) with a bit of everyone dotted about. Following what is in the latest Holby trailer.

This story is set in modern day Philadelphia and has most of the characters from EG's novel as well as characters from Sandy Welch's adaptation. The title of the story is inspired by John Mayer's song of the same name (which reminds me a lot of John and Margaret's relationship). I hope you all enjoy it. I appreciate all feedback.

From Gaskell's 'North and South'. Sometimes she would have given anything for him to look up and see her, understand the wishes of her heart.

Modern 'North & South'. Five-year-old Maggie Hale and Jonny Thornton instantly rub each other the wrong way. But can first impressions be overcome?