The New Jane Austen Society
This group is dedicated to the works of Jane Austen who wrote the following novels (dates of publication in brackets)
Sense and Sensibility (1811)
Pride and Prejudice (1813)
Mansfield Park (1814)
Emma (1815)
Persuasion (1817 posthumously)
Northanger Abbey (1817 posthumously)
What is expected are articles and comments about her novels, her life and the society of the time, the movies adapted from her novels, your experiences relating to her and her novels and their movie adaptations, and in fact anything else relevant.
The CoC and Terms of Service must be complied with.
Anything posted about current politics or religion not relevant to the topics above will be deleted.
Pride & Prejudice: The 10 Best Movie & TV Adaptations, Ranked According To IMDb
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 13 Comments • 2 months ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: Wow. I was surprised to see this article show up again, but happy that there are literate members on NT that have interests beyond politics....
A New Modern-Day Adaptation of Pride & Prejudice Is Coming to Netflix
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 4 Comments • 3 months ago
sandy-2021492 last wrote: He'll always be Mr. Darcy to me, whether it's Fitzwilliam or Mark.
Jane Austen's love for tea will face 'historical interrogation' over links to slavery
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 3 Comments • 5 months ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: Yes, she had "abolitionist views", as the article pointed out. .
Why Jane Austen Never Married
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 1 Comments • last year
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: This article was the first thing I've read that really exposes Jane's personal life, and I thought it was really interesting.
Jane Austen's 10-pound bank note, not without irony, is revealed
By: Buzz of the Orient • 5 Comments • 4 years ago
Dowser last wrote: Yep, it's been almost 50 years... Not surprising that I don't remember all the details! 📷
Was Jane Austen’s mysterious death at the age of 41 due to arsenic poisoning?
By: Buzz of the Orient • 1 Comments • 4 years ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: Maybe Mr. Wickham did it.
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