Books Black Like Me? Or, How I Learned to Embrace My Inner Emma
Patricia Matthew on Emma, fatal flaws, and "a white girl too far."
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Humor Great House Therapy: The Dashwoods’ Casual and Tolerably Comfortable Cottage
"Rain is a big influence": The Dashwoods' humble abode gets the Great House Therapy treatment.
Movies The Proper Etiquette and Decorum for Fighting the Undead
Shuffling and rattling about the feet in Zombie slaying is extremely vulgar. This is not a Sailor’s Hornpipe.
Books “The Real Mr. Darcy”: A Literary Pilgrimage to the Jane Austen Centre
Constance Grady on the Jane Austen Centre and the Mr Darcy myth: "Popular culture has replaced Austen’s rude and awkward nerd with a dashing romantic hero."
Movies Let’s Be Real: Two Women in Their Latter Twenties Watch the 2005 Pride & Prejudice
Time to face some hard truths.
Books Mansfield Park
Mansfield Park, basically.
Beauty “Ozten”: Emma for Australians
Hayley Inch and Stephanie Lai have returned to rewrite 'Emma' for Australians, and it is glorious -- if also incomprehensible to the rest of us.
Books Texts From The Dashwoods
Texts From Fanny Dashwood and the rest of the gang of Sense and Sensibility.
Beauty “Ozten”: Pride and Prejudice for Australians
In which two Australians rewrite "Pride and Prejudice" for Aussies. It is utterly incomprehensible to the rest of us.
Beauty The Bridal Instructions of Caroline Bingley
Caroline Bingley: Bridezilla. Are you surprised?
Books How To Tell If You Are In A Jane Austen Novel
How to tell if you're currently in a Jane Austen novel.
Books Lizzy Bennet vs. Lily Bart vs. The Patriarchy
Sarah Seltzer examines the outcome of Lizzy Bennet and Lily Bart's lives, in terms of their patriarchal implications.
Books The Quotable Jane Austen For Evil People: Persuasion Edition
An ongoing exploration of some lesser-known Jane Austen quotations that evil people could work into their daily lives and conversations.
Movies Period Piece Showdown: Mr. Collins v. Mr. Collins
Theresa Couchman compares two dueling filmic versions of Mr. Collins, the oiliest of Jane Austen's anti-heroes.
Texts From Texts From Emma
Texts From Emma Woodhouse. Do you want to play whist??
