On the occasion of Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, internationally renowned novelist and scholar Janet Todd offers readers a unique gift: a ...

Dr Marina Cano has just published a very interesting study of Austen’s work and its afterlives. One chapter is dedicated to Jane Austen F...

Her just released   Jane Austen the Secret Radical  has been animating a new interesting debate around our beloved Regency lady. Helena ...

“This guide steers away from lists of how-tos, filling a niche for readers and  writers  who are as interested in experiencing the jour...

Thanks so much for having me, Maria Grazia! I love getting to visit with you.   I’m so excited to share with you and your readers abo...

"They say his name is Henry. A proof of how unequally the gifts of Fortune are  bestowed — I have seen many a John & Thomas much...

First of all Deborah, welcome to our online book club. I’m really glad you’re here today to introduce yourself and your new book to our r...

Thanks Emily for taking the time to answer my questions and agreeing to talk Jane Austen with me. This is my first curiosity:  when and...

There’s a famous scene in Jane Austen’s  Pride and Prejudice  in which Mr. Darcy’s aunt, the imperious Lady Catherine de Bourgh, tries -...

Welcome at My Jane Austen Book Club, Kathleen and  Susan! I'm always really glad when I find new Janeites to share with. Then, if the...

The celebrative atmosphere all around the Net has made me look for the perfect read to join the festive mood in honour of the 200th ann...

Rebecca Smith at Jane Austen's House Museum.  Photo by Isabel Snowden My guest today is really special to me and I hope you'...

Why would a modern woman want to find a man who, at first glance, appears to be both arrogant and aloof, not to mention condescending?  ...

2012 was a feast for any fan of Austen-inspired fiction and non-fiction. Lots of new books were released and I've been able to read a...

(2010 - hardcover - 256 pp.) ( guest blogger Nancy Parker ) David Selwyn, the chairman of the Jane Austen Society and a leading auth...

This is the book you should take with you on holiday for the right fix of Austen - inspired non fiction. A travel book full of amusing a...

The draw for this giveaway contest, as usual via random.org , has chosen  The Sampler Girl - Tanya  as the winner of this lovely book. Co...

As a child, Lori Smith’s mother had to pay her to read books.  So it’s a bit ironic that she now gets paid to write them.   Lori  fe...

In the June memoir,  All Roads Lead to Austen  the author Amy Elizabeth Smith took Jane Austen’s works along with her as she travelled ...

This giveaway contest linked to the author guest post about Jane Austen and happy endings by Elizabeth Kantor ends today. So, following...