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If you caught Jane Austen and Co.'s lecture on crafting with Jennie Batchelor, you heard mention of a woman named Mary Linwood. Who was she?

A new resource for studying Austen online, from the Jane Austen Summer Program.

Books to give yourself a fright, in the way Catherine Morland and her mischievous friend Isabella Thorpe do in “Northanger Abbey.”

A look at a remarkable innovation on the part of Regency society: the cross-written letter.

Even before Jane Austen entered the picture, Bath was an ancient city with a rich history.

Deirdre Le Faye studied and wrote about the Regency author for 40 years. Le Faye died Aug. 16.

Back in the spring, we shared some ideas with you on how to entertain yourself at home. Since then, there has been a boom in Jane Austen...

A chat with publisher Tim Bullamore.