Illustrating Jane Austen: The Artist's Challenge Cassandra Chouinard discusses her recent illustrations for Sense and Sensibility.
Publishing Austen in the E-Book World A Q&A with Laura McDonald of GirleBooks
In the Kitchen with Jane Austen How using period recipes helped me understand Jane Austen a bit better...
Jane Austen: Criticisms and Interpretatations Notwithstanding a certain reticence and self control which seems to belong to their age, and with all their quaint dresses, and ceremonies, and manners, the ladies and gentlemen in Pride and Prejudice and its companion novels seem like living people o...
In Praise of Jane I often wonder what Jane Austen would have thought if she’d known quite how much her books would still be enjoyed two hundred years after she’d written them, and also whether she would have approved of the many tributes in the form of continuations...
Just like a book! The Story Behind the Publication of Dear Jane Austen: A Heroine’s Guide to Life and Love
and 101 Things You Didn’t Know About Jane Austen by Patrice Hannon
A Journey into the Past with Jane Austen Jennifer Forest describes Jane Austen's influence in her life...
Captured by Jane A multimedia review of the recent exhibit at the Morgan Library, New York, with text, images and sound. (Turn on your speakers.)
- Rereading Jane Austen's Novels: Emma
A poem examining second impressions
Why We Read Jane Austen A Truth Universally Acknowledged:
33 Great Writers on Why We Read Jane Austen
Review by Arti of Ripple Effects
Jane Austen Ruined My Garden One fan's journey to the Jane Austen Festival
All the World's a Critic Charlotte Bronte on Jane Austen
Author to Author: Jodi Picoult reflects on Jane Austen An exclusive interview with the Jane Austen Centre's Sue Hughes
- A Letter To Lord Byron
Praise for Jane Austen
- Mr. Bingley's Friend
A poem by Patricia Shepherd, from Come Into the Garden, Cassandra
- Limericks on Jane Austen
Short, witty poems featuring Austen's characters
- Re-Reading Jane
A poem by Anne Stevenson
The Lady and The Novel A charming poem in praise of Jane Austen
- Poems in Praise of Sense and Sensibility
Two poems by Jane Austen's nephew, James Austen-Leigh
- To Jane Austen
A Poem by W. O. Firkin
Rudyard Kipling Opines on Jane Austen Kipling evidently had a high opinion of Jane. He even coined the phrase Janeite!
Chawton Cottage Chawton Cottage
A Tale of Dreadful Attics and an Enthusiastic Curator
Chawton, an 18th Century redbrick cottage, was once home to Jane Austen. It was here that the writer worked on all six of her novels, either creating or revising them. The cotta...
Bath's Persuasion "As yet, you have seen nothing of Bath."
A Tour by Arti of Ripple Effects
I Don't Hate Bath How Bath shaped Austen's world and works
What's in a Janeite? All this talk about Janeites - what are they?
The Jane Austen Festival in Bath The first of an annual event! An insider's view.
What's a Guy like you doing in a place like this? Behind the scenes at the Jane Austen Centre.
Austen's Appeal Why Jane Austen has become so wildly popular. . .
Inspiring Thousands "This year we have sold an unbelieveable number of books"
Jane Austen Centre shop manager Nicky Lewingden.
