
In defence of Fanny Price
Fanny Price was recently voted Austen's least liked protagonists. Do you agree?
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Read morePride and Prejudice and the Problem of Elizabeth, Jane, and Mr. Bennet Several relationships in Pride and Prejudice deserve primary attention. Eli...
Read moreWhat was Jane Austen's income? A fair price for her genius? According to documents published by the Bank of England, Jane Austen’s third publ...
Read moreWhat did Cassandra Austen have in common with Charlotte Brontë and one of Queen Victoria’s daughters? Whatever possessed them to do it?...
Read moreBrontë on Austen Not everyone is a Jane Austen fan. This was apparently the case for Charlotte Brontë who, although another author who fans ...
Read morePride and Prejudice and the Risque Rewrite Pride and Prejudice has been rewritten and adapted an extraordinary number of times and in various form...
Read moreCatherine Morland: A Failed Gothic Novel Heroine? - A guest essay by Lucie Rivet Jane Austen is famed for creating literary characters who feel r...
Read more"Dear Emma" - Jane's Heroine Goes To College Another novel based on the work of Miss Austen has just been released in the US. This time the ma...
Read moreTreat Mental Health by Reading Austen "Literature and mental health: Reading for wellbeing" is a free course recently offered by the Universit...
Read moreSir Walter Scott's Emma on Show Sir Walter Scott, the eminent Georgian reviewer and novelist, reviewed work from some of the most famous l...
Read morePride and Prejudice...and Complicated Punctuation? Adam Calhoun, a literary enthusiast, recently decided to strip back eight of his favourite ...
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