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How to Read Jane Austen’s Novels in Order

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Most readers know Jane Austen for her six completed novels, but her most dedicated fans (and there are ...
Smithsonian Magazine

See Rare First-Edition Copies of Jane Austen’s Novels at the Cottage Where She Wrote and Revised Them

First-edition Jane Austen novels in a special display case at her former home Jane Austen's House First-edition copies of Jane Austen’s completed novels are on display in the home where the beloved ...
Smithsonian Magazine

Jane Austen’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ Was Initially Rejected by a Publisher. It Later Became One of the World’s Most Beloved Novels

In a letter dated February 4, 1813, Jane Austen told her sister that she believed her new novel, Pride and Prejudice, was “too light and bright and sparkling.” She added, “It wants shade; it wants to ...
National Catholic Register

Jane Austen’s Novels Offer Lessons of Hope

This year we celebrate Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, relishing as ever her witty way with the pen — and her novels are wonderful pairings for the Jubilee Year of Hope. The above watercolor of Jane ...