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The Austen-Curious Reader – Is Sensibility Sensible?  

By Eden Iazeolla Hello to all my wonderful Jane Austen Juvenilia Enthusiasts! I hope you all had amazing holidays and are entering the...

Juvenile Book Adaptations Inspired by Jane Austen's Works

Authors have embraced Austen’s stories and have added unique twists of their own. Here are seven Austen-juvenile book adaptations to read.

Austen-Approved New Year's Resolutions

Here are 10 Austen-approved new year’s resolutions to help you live your best, most Austen-tatious life in 2023!

The Austen-Curious Reader – “The Mystery” and “The Three Sisters”

The Austen-Curious Reader explores "The Mystery" and "The Three Sisters", completing the first volume of Austen's juvenilia.

Games played during the Regency Era

When the weather colder, shorter days, games are a perfect way for our friends and family to pass the time. What would Austen play?

Know Before You Go: Emma By Kate Hamill

Emma by Kate Hamill is not your classic Jane Austen adaptation by any stretch of the imagination. PlayMakers Repertory brings it to life!

The Austen-Curious Reader: Miss Austen - The Child Prodigy

Ill-behaved heroines, chaotic dinner parties, and farcical correspondence - what is Austen up to in this week's reading?

Making Sense of Austen's Manuscripts: More Than Just Child's Play!

Kathryn Sutherland, editor of Austen's Teenage Writings, and the tempestuous history of manuscript interpretation.