It was January 1801 when Jane ... Austen’s fans flock to see the sites associated with the author and the Regency era, be it her former residence or the streets featured in works like Persuasion ...

A gold scratch-off map for any travel enthusiast who ... A hardcover clothbound edition of Persuasion (which is, IMO, Jane Austen's most underrated novel), because Wentworth's letter deserves ...

Jane Austen fans are ... At one point in her younger years, Austen and her family moved to Bath - a location that features in some of her work including Persuasion and Northanger Abbey.

But, just as Jane Austen bonded her lovers by matching their interests, bond with your audience by matching your interests with theirs. Other than that, let’s leave romantic persuasion ...

The New York Times urges people to explore southwest England because it has strong links to Jane Austen and this year is the ...

Sitting at her table with her quill and inkpot spinning out yarns about the horrors of uninvited guests, it is unlikely that Jane Austen, mistress of the OG chick lit, would have devoted any ...

To celebrate the 249th birthday of Regency-Era English author Jane Austen, who was born Dec. 16 ... “Mansfield Park,” “Emma,” “Northanger Abbey” and “Persuasion,” all published between 1811 and 1817.

Jane Austen has strong connections with the south of England, living in Hampshire and getting inspiration for her novels in Dorset. She visited Lyme Regis between 1803-1804, and the town plays a ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

“We have enjoyed and explored reading various authors and books ranging from Sir Thomas Hardy to Stephen King, Jane Austen, and John Grisham,” Judson said. Retired teacher Mary Villaume says she is ...