New book from "Pawn Stars" star Rebecca Romney finds treasures among the books Jane Austen would have read, and loved
What did Jane Austen read, in between writing "Pride and Prejudice" and "Emma"? In "Jane Austen's Bookshelf," "Pawn Stars" ...
'The truth is she did the right thing': The mystery of why Jane Austen's letters were destroyed – by her own sister
Austen is one of the greatest writers in the English language – but relatively little is known about her. And that's in part ...
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The best film adaptations of Jane Austen novels to add to your watchlist
In celebration of her 250th birthday, here’s a list of some of the best film adaptations of novels by Jane Austen. This ...
Jane Austen’s favorite writers finally get their due
In “Jane Austen’s Bookshelf,” rare-book dealer Rebecca Romney discovers overlooked women authors who inspired the famous ...
Meet the Young Women Obsessed With Jane Austen
Jane Austen is a lifestyle!” a young woman wearing a Pemberley slogan sweater tells me over Zoom, her passion palpable ...
BBC's Miss Austen: Is the series based on a true story?
The BBC's drama series Miss Austen is based on Gill Hornby's 2020 novel of the same name. The novel's official blurb reads as ...
We need to talk about those controversial new Jane Austen book covers
The famed publisher is set to release all of Jane Austen's novels under its children's imprint, complete with introductions ...
Netflix fans devastated as TWO major British period dramas are removed from streamer within days of each other
FANS have been left devastated after beloved British period dramas are removed from Netflix within days of each other. The ...
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Move over Marvel, 2025 is all about Austen Inc: the insatiable, high-grossing mega-industry born out of the novels of Jane Austen
On the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, the ‘mania’ surrounding her genius shows no signs of abating. From ...
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What drove Jane Austen's sister to become one of literature’s most notorious vandals
It makes Jane Austen feel more human to me ... As Walsh points out, “her first novel was simply published ‘by a Lady’ – her name was never mentioned”. Seen from this angle, perhaps ...