Jane Austen News

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F8 Laurie Glenn Norris has a deliciously involuntary reaction when she reads Jane Eyre.

AT 71, Colleen McCullough is battling poor health. But, writes Rosalie Higson, that hasn't stopped the author writing a sequel to Jane AustenA s most loved novel.

The Citadel kicked off its 2008/2009 season with a smashing production of Pride and Prejudice.

The Keighley News has an article on the shooting of two of Mammoth Screen's recent productions - Lost in Austen and the forthcoming Wuthering Heights - at the same place: East Riddlesden Hall .

Jane Austen fans and anyone who appreciates a romantic comedy wrapped in social satire soon will be served a Regency Era treat.

Complete casting has been announced for the concert version of the new Broadway-aimed musical Pride & Prejudice - based on the classic Jane Austen novel - that will be presented Oct.

ADDICTS, not merely of Evelyn Waugh's masterpiece, but also of the 1981 Granada Television version of Brideshead Revisited can only look forward to the new screen version with diluted enthusiasm.

Organisers of Bath's Jane Austen Festival say the city is now "internationally recognised" as the writer's home because it features so heavily in her books.

Mr. Darcy, who gets the last word in Tom Woods's sparkling new adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice at the Citadel, wasn't talking about successful stage rejiggings of famous novels when he says,"I ...

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What do the movies Clueless and Bridget Jones' Diary have in common with the Newmarket Public Library? For Jennifer Leveridge, the community services librarian, the answer is author Jane Austen.

"Itis a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife." That famous opening line of Pride and Prejudice, delicately ironic, sets in motion a brisk ...

THE Dorset Corset Theatre Company visits Exmouth on Tuesday, September 23, with a new adaptation of Jane Austen's gripping gothic satire Northanger Abbey.

It was the literary story of 2007 - first told by the Western Daily Press - of how the 21st century world of publishing failed to spot some of Jane Austen's most famous works, and then rejected them.

Lost in Austen It is a truth universally acknowledged that a writer in need of a plot must steal from Jane Austen.

Broadway actress and Rochester native Donna Lynne Champlin has been cast as Jane Austen in the Broadway-bound musical adaptation of Pride and Prejudice .

A Devon church immortalised in a film adaptation Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility is without its bells after they were condemned as "too dangerous". St Mary's Church, Berry Pomeroy, was used as the setting ...

It is a truth universally acknowledged... that every review of a Jane Austen adaptation must begin with these six words.

Master Arts Theatre actors perform "Sense and Sensibility" through Sept. 27. The hot new television show "Gossip Girl" has nothing on Jane Austen.