Pride and Prejudice

Why We Love Mary Bennet

Patrice Sarath, author of The Unexpected Miss Bennet, puts up an ardent defence of one of the less-discussed Bennet sisters.

Who Inspired Pride and Prejudice's Mr. Darcy?

Who was the real life Mr Darcy?

Pens and Provenance: what would Mr Darcy’s handwriting look like?

With letter correspondence being so key to the action of Austen’s novels, this new edition is an exciting experiment in historical and narrative immersion...

In Defence of Pride and Prejudice's Mrs Bennet

In Pride and Prejudice, and in every stage, screen and fanfic adaptation, Mrs Bennet is a comic character. 

Austen Superpowers: Pride and Prejudice's Elizabeth Bennet

What are Lizzy Bennet's superpowers, and how can you work on them yourself?

The Complex Mind of Pride and Prejudice's Elizabeth Bennet

We have learned, and continue to learn, that a person seems to have both conscious and subconscious thoughts. In this article, Seth Snow considers the complex mind of Pride and Prejudice's Elizabet...

Pride and Prejudice: Making Mr Bingley's soup

The concept is pretty simple: Parbake & Prose takes a look at great works of literature (including Pride and Prejudice!) from Greek epic poems to modern classics, and creates recipes based on t...

Pride and Prejudice in the Digital Age: The Lizzie Bennet Diaries

Priyanka Chavda looks at how the Lizzie Bennet Diaries updates Jane Austen's work for a new generation.

Pride and Prejudice: An Overview

First published on the 28th of January in 1813, Pride and Prejudice was Jane Austen's second novel to be printed

Pride and Prejudice Revisited

A fresh look at a favourite film. By Arti of Ripple Effects

Pride and Prejudice's Mr Collins

Mr. Collins as a Mirror, held to the face of Society

Pride and Prejudice: 1940

The first of Jane Austen's novels committed to film