Jane Austen

Part of the donation to Chawton House
Jane Austen Society of North America Donates Sanditon First Edition to Chawton House
Chawton House has acquired a first edition of
Books on display in the new Jane Austen exhibition
New 'Beautiful Books' Exhibition Showcases 200 Years of Jane Austen Publishing History
A new permanent exhibition charting more than 200 years of Jane Austen publishing history has opened at Jane Austen's House in Chawton.
The house where JM Barrie created Peter Pan which is now on the market
J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan House Up for Sale
Lobswood Manor, the house in which J.M.
Clare Twomey's installation at Jane Austen's House
Jane Austen's House Hosts New Clare Twomey Art Installation Inspired by Her Letters
A site-specific art installation partly inspired by a quote from Pride and Prejudice is running at Jane Austen’s House in England where s
A section of the exhibition at Chawton House
Manuscripts Reveal Hidden Lives of 18th and 19th Century Women in New Exhibition
The everyday lives and creativity of women in the 18th and 19th centuries are the focus of a new exhibition at Chawton House in Hampshire.
Jane Austen autograph cut signature ("your affecte Aunt/ J. Austen")
Autograph Album Featuring Jane Austen: Rare Book of the Week
An autograph album including a scarce Jane Austen signature wi
A substantial run of Wheel Talk, a bicycling trade paper from the mid-1890s
International Women’s Day: Five Rare Books for Collectors
Highlights of Peter Harrington's new catalogue To the Last Scratch of Ink: The Lives and Literature of Women to mark International Women’s
Part of the Winterthur celebrations
Yuletide at Winterthur Offers Literature-Inspired Festive Experiences
Decorations and holiday trees inspired by poems, traditional tales, and children’s books are on show at this year's Yuletide at Winterthur which runs throug
Paper conservator Jen Snowden working on Francis Austen’s mathematics coursebook from the Royal Naval Academy at Portsmouth.
Manuscripts Relating to Jane Austen's Brothers on Display for First Time

The National Maritime Museum has opened a display to mark the 250th anniversary of
Parade Gardens, Bath, marks the 250th anniversary year of Jane Austen's birth
Are the Movie Adaptations of Pride and Prejudice Ruining the Book: Part II
In this second of a two-part post to mark Jane Austen's birthday yesterday, screenwriter Heidi Lux looks at how film-makers have treated the author's most popular work.