Are you team Emma or team Elizabeth? Pro-Darcy or more enamoured of Captain Wentworth? There’s no escaping Jane Austen and the indelible mark her characters have left as the anniversary of her birth ...
I always thought Emma Woodhouse one of the most abiding female characters in Jane Austen’s fiction. Even if you are not an Austen fan, (and that in Bath is almost as irreverent as saying you are not a ...
Colorado Public Radio: Jane Austen’s rom-com ‘Emma’ is playing at DCPA: Here’s what you need to know about the music Jane Austen loved
Jane Austen’s rom-com ‘Emma’ is playing at DCPA: Here’s what you need to know about the music Jane Austen loved
In her six completed novels, Jane Austen excelled at love stories: Elinor and Edward, Lizzie and Darcy, Fanny and Edmund, Emma and Knightley, Anne and Wentworth, heck even Catherine and Tilney. As her ...
MSN: Jane Austen's Emma could easily be a character from Mean Girls or Friends
Jane Austen's Emma could easily be a character from Mean Girls or Friends
Editor’s Note: This article previously appeared in a different format as part of The Atlantic’s Notes section, retired in 2021. Like me, and Jane Austen herself, many readers loved Emma Woodhouse ...
Pride and Prejudice (1813) is by far Jane Austen’s most popular novel but, for literary critics, Emma (1816) is more often ranked as her greatest achievement. Or – in an era in which phrases such as ...
Yahoo: ‘Emma.’ Film Review: Classic Jane Austen Novel Becomes a Sumptuous, Smart Big-Screen Treat
‘Emma.’ Film Review: Classic Jane Austen Novel Becomes a Sumptuous, Smart Big-Screen Treat