Mrs Daffodil wishes all of her readers a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year. Here are some resolutions for the New Year Girl, 1897:
Mrs Daffodil invites you to join her on the curiously named “Face-book,” where you will find a feast of fashion hints, fads and fancies, and historical anecdotes
You may read about a sentimental succubus, a vengeful seamstress’s ghost, Victorian mourning gone horribly wrong, and, of course, Mrs Daffodil’s efficient tidying up after a distasteful decapitation in A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales.
Mrs Daffodil Digresses 
Male PoV, I’ll be bound! Wonder if a modern male cartoonist would dare publish anything like this …
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Certainly not! To-day’s males are uniformly respectful of women and their aspirations.
With all best wishes for a happy new year,
Mrs Daffodil
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May the new year not lessen your remarkable facility to evoke years gone by!
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Many thanks for the good wishes and for so loyally reading those evocations and supplying trenchant commentary!
Best Wishes,
Mrs Daffodil
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I just wanted to say that I have finished the first chapter of your book Chris and loved it. I truly did. I’ll be onto the next story anon and look forward to it *smiles broadly*
– esme upon the Cloud
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Many thanks! I hope you enjoy the rest of the book as much!
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