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We’d like to hear about your most-loved Austen novels and what they mean to you
To celebrate 250 years of Jane Austen, authors such as Colm Tóibín and Katherine Rundell talked to the Guardian about th…
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An erudite exploration of the female writers who influenced the celebrated 19th-century author brings to light neglected or forgotten but often captivating literature
It would be easy to mistake Rebec…
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From sparkling dialogue to surprise character traits, wit, humour and tragedy, this is the year to appreciate Austen
This year marks what would have been Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, and getting stuc…
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Helen Fielding, David Baddiel, Nicola Sturgeon and other cultural figures celebrate the great writer’s 250th birthday
Some will mark the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth quietly, by reading th…
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New editions of her novels are aimed squarely at the BookTok demographic – but will this make these classics appeal to fans of “spicy” romance?
What will get young people reading classic literature? B…
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Arguably the greatest act of literary vandalism in history becomes masterly TV, as we see Cassandra Austen destroy thousands of her sister Jane’s letters following her death – out of love
This year is…
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The writer on her third novel, Miss Austen, being turned into a TV drama, what we get wrong about the much-loved author – and why she would never write a book with her husband, Robert Harris
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The British-Libyan author on Hemingway’s craft, finding comfort in Joseph Conrad, and spending six months drowning in Austen
My earliest reading memory
From as far back as I can remember, before I coul…
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