Part marriage plot, part novel about novels, “Northanger Abbey” is Austen’s strangest—and perhaps most underappreciated—work.

Northanger Abbey was Jane Austen's first novel accepted for publication, but one of her last novels published, and only after her death. This adaptation's road to production has also been long: ...

[Watch Northanger Abbey on Hulu] *When I studied Northanger Abbey back in college, 95% of the class panned the book because they found Morland’s girlish naiveté to be annoying or disappointing.

“Northanger Abbey” by Val McDermid Grove Press, 368 pp., $26 “Northanger Abbey” was the first Jane Austen novel to be submitted and purchased for publication, and the last to go ...

Northanger Abbey. LONDON -- ITV's season of new Jane Austen films hits full stride with a wonderfully evocative version of "Northanger Abbey" written with flair and imagination by Andrew Davies ...

“Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey,” has finally come to the Sacramento Theatre Company, without being transported brick by brick across the ocean, as Hearst’s castle was.

Northanger Abbey is all that I expected it to be, and Eleanor and her brother, very kind. Oh, Isabella, I fear that this house holds a terrible secret relating to the death of Mrs. Tilney.

Incorporating puppets into a dramatization of Jane Austen’s “Northanger Abbey” may seem a bit of a stretch. But in the hands of Box Tale Soup’s intrepid performers Noel Byrne and Antonia ...

Roger Nelson Debbie Hunter and Spencer Conway in the Quintessence Language and Imagination Theatre production of "Persuasion," adapted by Connor Kerns from the Jane Austen novel.