No. 26

Message from the President

Joan Klingel Ray

Editor’s Note

Laurie Kaplan

“The unmeaning luxuries of Bath”: Urban Pleasures in Jane Austen’s World

Paula Byrne

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Why Lyme Regis?

Peter W. Graham

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Dandies, Beauties, and the Issue of Good Looks in Persuasion

June Sturrock

“As she was not really Mrs. Croft”: Playing the Admiral’s Wife in Bath

Theresa M. Kenney

“Her happiness was from within”: Courtship and the Interior World in Persuasion

Pamela Regis

Learning Romance from Scott and Byron: Jane Austen’s Natural Sequel

Susan Allen Ford

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Insignificant Dwarves and Scotch Giants: Height, Perception, and Power in Jane Austen

Mary M. Chan

“In music she had always used to feel alone in the world”: Jane Austen, Solitude, and the Artistic Woman

Juliette Wells

Anne Takes the Cure: Persuasion and the Spa

Sally B. Palmer

Austen’s Urban Redemption: Rejecting Richardson’s View of the City

Celia A. Easton

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From Interior to Exterior Worlds:  Anne Elliot Goes to Hollywood

Elaine Bander

More Distinguished in His Domestic Virtues: Captain Wentworth Comes Home

Elvira Casal

A Devoted Reticence: The Art of Telling and Not Telling in Jane Austen’s Persuasion

Elizabeth Fiedler

Did Willoughby Join the Navy? Patrick O’Brian’s Thirty Year Homage to Jane Austen

James R. Simmons

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Heads and Arms and Legs Enough: Jane Austen and Sibling Dynamics

Kay Torney Souter

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Charles Austen: Prize Chaser and Prize Taker on the North American Station 1805-1808

Sheila Johnson Kindred

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Illustrating Jane’s Juvenilia

Juliet McMaster

“It’s a Topsy Turvy World”

Colleen A. Sheehan

Jane Austen and History Revisited: The Past, Gender, and Memory form the Restoration to Persuasion

Daniel Woolf

The Manner of Reading: Jane Austen and the Semiotics of Dance

Molly Engelhardt

“Little Women?”: Karen Joy Fowler’s Adventure in Austenland

Edward Neill

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