1775-1817

A graphic novel adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel "Pride & Prejudice" in which Lizzy Bennet and her eccentric family try to navigate the turbulent social circles of London.

A graphic novel adaptation of Jane Austen's novel "Northanger Abbey, " set in England, in which innocent young Catherine Morland, fresh from the country, enters into Bath society with dreams and fantasies sparked by her love of gothic romance novels, which makes it difficult for her to distinguish between fact and fiction when she meets dashing Henry Tilney.

A graphic novel adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel "Emma, " set in Regency England, in which twenty-one-year-old Emma Woodhouse learns lessons about meddling in affairs of the heart the hard way.

Emma, the daughter of a minister who has always believed God has a plan for her life, finds her faith shaken when she catches her husband in a compromising position with her assistant, and denied tenure in her position as an English professor because of the resulting scandal, she travels to London in pursuit of a cache of letters written by Jane Austen, and gains insights into her own life and future.

Contains entries that provide information on people, places, events, and objects mentioned in the works of eighteenth-century English novelist Jane Austen; arranged alphabetically from A to L, with an introduction and list of works.

Artist Eliza Knight discovers two letters in an old vanity table, one from Jane Austen's fictional hero Fitzwilliam Darcy and the other from Jane to Darcy, and sets out to prove that Darcy was a real person.

A fictionalized memoir in which British novelist Jane Austen reflects on her relationship with Mr. Ashford, the son of a baronet, who encourages her to write and with whom she falls in love; and includes author's notes and comments, a chronology of Austen's life, and Jane Austen quotations.

A collection of quotations on topics including family, friends, money, marriage, and love by late eighteenth-century English author Jane Austen.

Examines the life, early writings, and six novels of eighteenth-century English author Jane Austen, arguing that the popular image of Austen as a prim, proper author who wrote simple "girlie books" is inaccurate.