Jane Austen's Divine Comedy
Though Jane Austen is known by many today as a writer of romance, those who are familiar with her work know that she is one of the best comedic...
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A Valentine's Gift Guide: Austen Enthusiast Edition
Blog editor Ellen helps you pick out the perfect Valentine's gift for the Jane Austen enthusiast in your life.
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An Austen Warm-up : Introducing Children to Jane
Blog editor Ellen makes some recommendations of books to get the young person in your life into Austen.
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On rereading Austen
Lauren Kammerdiener discusses the evolving role Austen's works have played in her life.
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Why Did I Wait So Long to Read Jane Austen?
Joshua Raff on His Pandemic Jane-Quest The text of this article is replicated with the kind permission of LitHub. The full text is available here. ...
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Jane Austen's Royal Readers
A brief exploration of Jane Austen's level of popularity with different members of the Royal family.
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From English Grad to Real-Life Elizabeth Bennet
Zoe tells us about how she came to be our Lizzy Bennet
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Writing In Tough Times: Jane Austen in Bath and Southampton
Rebecca Smith, author of The Jane Austen Writers' Club, reflects on Jane's writing practice in this exclusive pieced for the Jane Austen Centre blog.
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How I Fell in Love With Georgette Heyer
Vic Sanborn of Jane Austen's World describes her love affair with Georgette Heyer...an extension of her love of Austen
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