
Letters and Identity: Burney’s Evelina and Austen’s Lady Susan
MA student Aisik Maiti discusses the use of epistolary in Lady Susan and Burney's Evelina
Read moreJane begins her comical historical account by stating on the frontispiece that it has been written "By a partial, prejudiced, & ignorant histor...
Read moreJane's first completed novel, Northanger Abbey, was originally accepted by a publisher in 1803 and was bought for the sum of £10. The publisher who...
Read moreEmma Woodhouse from Jane Austen’s Emma and Mr. Darcy of Pride and Prejudice are similar characters, and yet why do we dislike one and want to marry...
Read moreSass a Prince? We would never, but Jane Austen might.
Read moreFanny Price was recently voted Austen's least liked protagonists. Do you agree?
Read moreWhy did Jane Austen choose Free Indirect Discourse? Find out in this blog.
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Read moreAs the anniversary of the publication of Jane's debut novel approaches on October 30th, we bring you ten facts that you might not know about Sen...
Read moreHow much did Mansfield Park rake in for Miss Austen?
Read moreA Defence of Mrs Bennet, written by Jean Main-Reade In Pride and Prejudice, and in every stage, screen and fanfic adaptation, Mrs Bennet is a co...
Read moreLucie Rivet offers her thoughts on Northanger Abbey's heroine.
Read moreWhy does Austen have such enduring popularity with young people?
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