Austen, Said says in “Culture and Imperialism,” is herself culpable of enshrining the evils of imperialism: “In ‘Mansfield Park,’ which within Jane Austen’s work carefully defines the ...

Calling all Jane Austen fans! There's a BBC docudrama about the prolific author that you won't want to miss. Get the details… ...

A watercolour of Jane Austen by her sister Cassandra, showing her looking out to sea. It was painted while they were on holiday in Lyme Regis in 1804. Wiki Commons.

An unmissable Jane Austen adaptation is streaming now and is required viewing for any Janeite worth their salt. The film has been praised by viewers for its take on one of Austen’s more ...

The Real Jane Austen is set for a repeat broadcast in celebration of Austen's 250th anniversary. The programme comes in the wake of the BBC and PBS's charming rendition of Miss Austen, with Keeley ...

From two "Pride and Prejudice" adaptations to the newly announced "Sense and Sensibility" with Daisy Edgar-Jones, here's a guide to all the Austen your heart can desire. It’s the year 2025 and ...

The Armory on the Assabet in Hudson will host a Jane Austen garden party on July 12. The event will feature period activities like croquet, skittles, The Graces and archery. Attendees will be ...

Jane Austen fans can’t miss an exciting programme recounting the life of the well-loved author. The Real Jane Austen is a docudrama, mixing dramatised scenes with narration focusing on the writer.

Jane Austen's iconic novel is getting a big-screen remake. The author's 1811 novel, Sense and Sensibility, is being made into a film starring Daisy Edgar-Jones… ...

Jane Austen's classic period drama Sense and Sensibility is getting a new movie adaptation. The 1811 novel tells the story of the Dashwood sisters who seek financial security through marriage ...

Devotees of Jane Austen can now indulge in the definitive adaptation of one of her timeless classics. This rendition is widely regarded as the ultimate interpretation of the cherished novel, and ...

The museum upends various misconceptions about the novelist’s life by celebrating the anniversary of her birth through a fresh, intimate glimpse at her personal artifacts, manuscripts and more.