The Jane Austen Festival in Bath will celebrate 12 years of success this year. Find full information about the activities on the Jane Aus...

Gentle Readers, August 16th marks Georgette Heyer's 110th birthday. If you are a fan of her historical fiction, drop on over to Jane...

Horrible histories shows how the simple fan was an early form of text messaging that 18th century women used to communicate with other...

Last year when I was making a comparative reading between two translations of Sense and Sensibility - Brazilian Portuguese and Portuguese...

Gentle readers: I have been remiss in adding posts to this blog due to a busy schedule. My Jane Austen friend in Brazil, Raquel Sallaberry ...

Update: Contest is closed. Congratulations, Cinthia! Those of us who belong to Jane Austen book clubs and discuss her books regularly have...

Author Readings and Book Sale to Celebrate Jane Austen   AT BOOK FAIR BETHESDA, MD –  Seven authors of modern works inspired by Jane A...

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

The 5th Annual Jane Austen Festival will be held at Historic Locust Grove in Louisville, KY on July 21 and 22, 2012. Open each day from 10 ...

Book Contest Closed! Thank you for participating. Winners Chrissie and Tara were chosen randomly with a random number generator and have ...

The witty, engaging, and highly entertaining Sherlock will be gracing the airwaves again. Click here to read my review of A Scandal in Bel...

Gentle readers, Raquel Sallaberry from Jane Austen em Português has resurfaced to discuss a very important issue in Brazil. She informs us...

Artist Liz Monahan creates the most fun illustrations of Jane Austen's characters, which she designs and hand draws. Her one-off ori...

Update!: The winners are: Laurel and Angela. Please contact me and send me your addresses. Gentle readers: Two lucky readers have the...

Image @Boston Public Library. I photo shopped the image to appear whiter. From Ackermann's Repository, 1818. The Boston Public L...

Margaret Sullivan, editrix of Austenblog and author of the Henry Tilney and Catherine Moreland mystery, T here Must Be Murder, annotated Se...