Volume 46, No 1

This Natal Day

Susan Allen Ford

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Catching Jane Austen “in the Act of Greatness”: Four Perspectives

Janine Barchas

Inger S. B. Brodey

Collins Hemingway

Devoney Looser

Susan Allen Ford

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“Looking-Glasses at Odd Corners”: Biographical Method and the Art of Reflection

Paula Byrne

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What Book Collecting Can Tell Us about Austen, Her Favorite Women Writers, and Their Readers

Rebecca Romney

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“A Strange Business . . . in America”: How Jane Austen Learned about Slavery

Susan Allen Ford

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Jane Austen’s Anti-Slavery Publishers

Margie Burns

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Method in Her Madness: Jane Austen’s The History of England

Marsha Huff

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Shyness in Jane Austen’s Novels

Po-Yu (Rick) Wei

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Austen: The Adaptation Machine

Carolyn J. Brown

Rachel Gevlin

Robin Henry

Jason D. Solinger

Alice Marie Villaseñor

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Austen’s Genius Shared Through Community Engagement

Danielle (Dani) Battle

Lisa Brown

Renata Dennis

Celia Easton

Agnes Gawne

Alice Villaseñor

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Jane Austen and the Art of Writing

Sophie Reynolds

Kathryn Sutherland

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In Training for a Heroine: An Exhibition of Jane Austen’s Travelling Writing Desk and No Notion of Loving by Halves, by Jocelyn McGregor (God’s House Tower, Southampton, 2025)

Mia Delve

Cheryl Butler

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Austen 250: Jane Austen in the Royal Library

Emma Stuart

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A Lively Mind: Jane Austen at 250 at the Morgan Library & Museum, New York City (6 June–14 September 2025)

Juliette Wells

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Austen & Turner: A Country House Encounter

Jennie Batchelor

Chloe Wigston Smith

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Curatorial Disclosures: Paper Jane

Janine Barchas

Mary Crawford

Sandra Clark

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A Very Respectable Company: Jane Austen & her Southampton Circle (Sea City Museum, Southampton 2025)

Cheryl Butler

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Beyond the Bonnets: Working Women in Jane Austen’s Novels

Kathleen Palmer

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Sisters of the Pen: Jane Austen, Influence, Legacy (Chawton House, 1 May 2025–4 January 2026)

Kim Simpson

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Jane Austen Is Woke

Pamela L. Caughie

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Ozias Humphry’s Portraits of Francis Austen

Azar Hussain

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Katherine Willoughby: Jane Austen’s Tudor Inspiration for Eliza Brandon

Stephanie and Rachel Rowe

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“Manners Makyth Man”: Tracing William of Wykeham (1324–1404) in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice

Karen May

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Revisiting Mrs. Bingley’s Portrait: The 1813 Exhibition in Spring Gardens and the Case Against Mrs Q

Rodney Yoder

Juliette Wells

Avery Yoder-Wells

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It Was Fanny Knight, in the Library, with the Baronetage: A Prototype for Sir Walter Elliot’s “Book of Books”?

Sophie Coulombeau

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Fainting Is a Dangerous Venture: Do Jane Austen’s Characters Indulge in It?

Jossalyn Turner Emslie, M.D.

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“His Excellency George Payne Esq of Brooklands”: Jane Austen’s Diplomatic Cousin

Azar Hussain

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Charles Austen’s Death and Burial at Trincomalee

David Austen Willan

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Slaying the Austen-Vampire Romance: Amy Elizabeth Davis’s Darcy Bites

Eric Parisot

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Persuasion for an Era of Crisis: Finding the Gravitas in Carrie Cracknell’s Controversial 2022 Film Adaptation

Rachel Wifall

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“The Piano Forte Often Talks of You”: Tracing Jane Austen’s Continued Influence on the World of Keyboard Performance, Pedagogy, and Composition through Film Scores

Grace Shepard

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Adapting the Austenian Ball: Cultural Competence Through Student-Hosted Dance

Bethany Williamson

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Five Legal Topics Global Readers Need to Understand about Jane Austen’s England

John Avery Jones

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Jane Austen Bibliography, 2024

Sara L. Pearson

Claire Bellanti

Robin Henry

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