Virginia Woolf, Kew Gardens and Bloomsbury Formalism
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) was a member of the Bloomsbury Group, sometimes also referred to as the Blo...
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London Theatre in the Regency: Covent Garden
The Theater Royal, Royal Ballet Company and Royal Opera House
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Was Mrs Augusta Elton a fraud?
David Pugsley shares his thoughts on Mr Elton's eccentric bride.
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Jane Austen’s Early Fangirls
The fans of Austen have always been numerous and dedicated. In this article Dr Margie Burns explores early evidence of Austen's influence.
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The Janeites by Rudyard Kipling
This short story is oft considered the origin of the Term "Janeite"
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Pride and Prejudice and the Problem of Elizabeth, Jane, and Mr. Bennet
Seth Snow shares his thoughts on relationships in Pride and Prejudice
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Women's Circles Broken - Part Five
In this final instalment, Meagan brings all of her analysis together.
Read moreJane on Marriage - An Exclusive Extract from "Be More Jane" by Sophie Andrews
Are you more Marianne than Elinor, Lydia rather than Lizzy? Be More Jane will teach you to address life with more sense and less prejudice, taking ...
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Women's Circles Broken - Part Three
In this third installment, Meagan explores Alcott's Little Women
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Women's Circles Broken - Part Four
In the fourth installment of her thesis, Meagan explores the sisterhood in Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market
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Women's Circles Broken - Part Two
In this second part of Meagan's extended essay, she delves into Pride and Prejudice.
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Women's Circles Broken - Part One
Meagan Hanley, wrote this multi-part post as her graduate thesis. Her focus was works of literature by female authors, one of whom was Jane Austen....
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Austen’s Intentional Deprivation of Matriarchy
Mark Massaro discusses the conspicuous absence of mothers in Jane's work.
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