Part marriage plot, part novel about novels, “Northanger Abbey” is Austen’s strangest—and perhaps most underappreciated—work.

Lawyers love Jane Austen ... the books to their rightful place on the law library shelves: Northanger Abbey. Sense and Sensibility. Pride and Prejudice. Mansfield Park. Emma. Persuasion.

"What Janeites have in common is a love, an obsession, with Jane Austen," said Deborah Yaffe, author of the 2013 book "Among the ... gender dynamics of "Emma," "Persuasion," "Sense and Sensibility ...

But that was one of many deeply disappointed reviews of Persuasion, Netflix's adaptation of the Jane ... Book Award for her novel Everything I Know About Love and who absolutely loves Austen's ...

London, England (CNN)-- It is a truth universally acknowledged -- or nearly so -- that Jane Austen ... completed novel, "Persuasion," is "a far more sad and autumnal book than any of the others ...

Opinion: As Jane Austen ... O'Malley Persuasion is usually considered Austen’s most mature work and its heroine, Anne Elliot, is older than most other female protagonists in her books.

Jane Austen came close to penning ... The tradition is played out in Persuasion and Northanger Abbey, Austen’s two books that specifically included Bath as a location. Mostly, though, the ...

She joins The Excerpt to detail her path down a 5-years-long rabbit hole to discover the many female writers that Jane Austen ... are themes that Austen picks up in books like Persuasion, and ...

Virtual events also ensure Austen fans worldwide can take part, from a special book club to expert ... mood to read and write. The Persuasion & Poetry Festival at Jane Austen’s House, running ...

Miss Austen is the four-part drama focusing on the Persuasion ... than Jane, who was just shy of her 27th birthday. The proposal took place on the evening of December 2, 1802. In the book Jane ...

The four-part drama, Miss Austen, centres on the life of the renowned author of Persuasion and Pride and ... 1802. In the book Jane Austen's Lovers by John Halperin, as cited by Digital Austen ...