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Jane Austen: Visual Encyclopedia

Hardcover
$49.95 US
0"W x 0"H x 0"D   | 20 oz | 12 per carton
On sale Sep 10, 2024 | 312 Pages | 978-1-83541-063-9
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From the novels to the screen, from adaptions to filming secrets, dive into the world of Jane Austen. Discover her life, inspirations, correspondence and the incredible influence of her work in her time through to today.

A modest young lady of the countryside gentry, like many of her heroines, Jane Austen could have made her life the theme of one of her novels. To understand the origins of her inspiration and her talent, first discover her life, her family, her loved ones, and the England so dear to her heart. Explore Jane Austen’s work, which consists of six completed novels, two incomplete novels, letters and early writings.

Austen’s prestige as one of the most famous British novelists can be attributed to her unique writing style, biting irony, iconic characters, and timeless stories. From the written word to the screen, from adaptations to secrets and filming locations, this book invites you on a fascinating journey of discovery through Austen’s writing to its heritage and influence. 

Want to walk in the footsteps of Jane Austen, dressing in Regency style or simply enjoying a delicious Afternoon Tea? Look no further than the Jane Austen Visual Encyclopedia!
Claire Saim: Deeply in love with everything English, from literature to history and culture – including scones, obviously- she has been a devoted Janeite for many years. Always looking around Paris in search of whatever could be a reminder of her dear Great Britain, she shares her adventures on Instagram @jane_austen_france_. Based in France.

Gwen Giret: Jane Austen is a long-time passion of hers which led her to create a blog titled Jane Austen and her world. Her favourite things include travelling through the Pride and Prejudice author’s footsteps, reading all about Captain Wentworth and eating tons of clotted cream. Based in France.

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From the novels to the screen, from adaptions to filming secrets, dive into the world of Jane Austen. Discover her life, inspirations, correspondence and the incredible influence of her work in her time through to today.

A modest young lady of the countryside gentry, like many of her heroines, Jane Austen could have made her life the theme of one of her novels. To understand the origins of her inspiration and her talent, first discover her life, her family, her loved ones, and the England so dear to her heart. Explore Jane Austen’s work, which consists of six completed novels, two incomplete novels, letters and early writings.

Austen’s prestige as one of the most famous British novelists can be attributed to her unique writing style, biting irony, iconic characters, and timeless stories. From the written word to the screen, from adaptations to secrets and filming locations, this book invites you on a fascinating journey of discovery through Austen’s writing to its heritage and influence. 

Want to walk in the footsteps of Jane Austen, dressing in Regency style or simply enjoying a delicious Afternoon Tea? Look no further than the Jane Austen Visual Encyclopedia!

Author

Claire Saim: Deeply in love with everything English, from literature to history and culture – including scones, obviously- she has been a devoted Janeite for many years. Always looking around Paris in search of whatever could be a reminder of her dear Great Britain, she shares her adventures on Instagram @jane_austen_france_. Based in France.

Gwen Giret: Jane Austen is a long-time passion of hers which led her to create a blog titled Jane Austen and her world. Her favourite things include travelling through the Pride and Prejudice author’s footsteps, reading all about Captain Wentworth and eating tons of clotted cream. Based in France.

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