
Some “In-between” Inklings as I Re-read Pride and Prejudice
Some “In-between” Inklings as I Re-read Pride and Prejudice Various opinions I recall from past readings: Penguin Classics edition editor Tony Tanner, “This is a

Some “In-between” Inklings as I Re-read Pride and Prejudice Various opinions I recall from past readings: Penguin Classics edition editor Tony Tanner, “This is a

I’ve noticed over the years that a lot of Austen fans (the ones who tend to want to confine Jane Austen to a tiny box

The title, the reader soon learns, is literal. The author explains why she decided to assemble a shelf of Jane Austen’s books—that is, the ones,

This is the mystery Austen novel, in that some Austen scholars, like Arthur Axelrad, have surmised that this novel was a very early one that
Kerygma in Waltz Time Sherwood Smith A salute to the wonderful world of fan fiction

Not too long ago there was an uproar in Jane Austen circles at the discovery of a drawing that was labeled Jane Austen, depicting an