Friday Link Up

Here are some Internet stories you may have missed: Eat Like Jane Austen With These Recipes From Her Sister-in-Law’s Cookbook - Mental Floss Elizabeth Gaskell: The Victorian author feeling the Bridgerton effect - BBC News July 2021 Romance Book Releases - The Nerd Daily—adds an Indian American twist to Jane Austen’s classic Sense and Sensibility … Continue reading Friday Link Up →

Friday Link Up

Here are some internet stories you may have missed: Jane Austen in Lockdown: How her six novels are more relevant than ever - Seren ‘Sanditon’ Cast Gathers for First Season 2 Script Read-Through - Cheat Sheet 6 New Paperbacks All Tempting Choices for Lazy Summer Afternoons - Seattle Times 13 glorious pieces of English classical … Continue reading Friday Link Up →

Personality Types in Austen’s Literature

Join JASNA-NJ for a presentation by Kim Guyer focusing on personality types in Austen's novels. Join JASNA-NJ and Kim Guyer of JASNA's Nebraska region on July 17th at 2pm. Learn about personality types and how to apply them to the characters in Jane Austen’s novels. Take a personality assessment to see which characters you are … Continue reading Personality Types in Austen’s Literature →

Friday Link Up

Here are some stories from the Internet you might have missed: 7 people who hated Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" - SalonDespite how beloved "Pride and Prejudice" is, there have been plenty of people who hated it Walter Scott at 250: so much more than a great historical novelist - The ConversationScott and Austen had … Continue reading Friday Link Up →

Friday Link Up

Here are some Internet stories you may have missed: Netflix's Persuasion Looks like It Was Tailor-Made For Bridgerton Fans - Elite Daily Persuasion: Fans react as first photos emerge of Dakota Johnson and Henry Golding in Netflix adaptation - Independent Race to save Honresfield Library ‘treasure trove’ of works by the Brontës, Jane Austen and … Continue reading Friday Link Up →

Friday Link Up

Here are some news stories from the Internet you might have missed: Brontë Society calls to save rare manuscripts and artefacts from auction - Museums AssociationThe Honresfield Library is set to be sold by Sotheby's after almost a century in a private collection 10 classic books to read in your lifetime - Yahoo! MoviesSee which … Continue reading Friday Link Up →

June Meeting – Sense & Sensibility Critical Discussion

Join us for a discussion of critical essays on Sense & Sensibility. Meeting Date: June 19Time: 2 pmLocation: Zoom meeting, please email us or fill out the Contact Us form for meeting informationArticles for discussion: Articles for discussion: Juliet McMaster “Good Punishing the Bad? Duels in S&S” http://www.jasna.org/persuasions/on-line/vol32no1/mcmaster.html Mrs. Jennings and the benefits of being … Continue reading June Meeting – Sense & Sensibility Critical Discussion →

Friday Link Up

Here are some Internet stories you may have missed: Bridgerton’s Phoebe Dynevor on those steamy scenes and the ‘sexual evolution’ of Daphne and the Duke - Metro Duchess of Rutland 'excited' to welcome visitors back into Belvoir Castle near Grantham - Grantham JournalAmong the highlights of the upcoming season will be the chance to go … Continue reading Friday Link Up →

Podcasting with Jane – Page Turner

Here's a short clip from KJZZ out of Arizona. Their segment Page Turner asks Arizona bookstores for their picks. Page Turner: 'The Heiress: The Revelations Of Anne De Bourgh' Page Turner from KJZZ

Friday Link Up

Here are some internet stories you may have missed last week: A Regency house with magnificent views across Yorkshire bought thanks to a chance encounter in Country Life - Country LifeSet in 1 1/2 acers of landscaped walled gardens at the end of a long private drive ... The hall's 4.500sq ft of living space … Continue reading Friday Link Up →