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58 of you left comments qualifying you for a chance to win either the Northanger Abbey or Persuasion edition of the Penguin Hardcover Classics, by Jane Austen, inscribed by the book designer Coralie Bickford-Smith. The winners drawn at random are: Jennifer who left a comment on April 28, 2012 stilettostorytime who left a comment on [...]

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Hot off the Press! ~ Jane Austen’s Regency World ~ No. 57. Via Deb at Jane Austen in Vermont, here is the the info on the new issue of Jane Austen’s Regency World Magazine May/June 2012. Mozart’s Sister: a stunning new film tells of the talented musician eclipsed by a famous brother Oops, I did [...]

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Hot off the presses is the March/April (No 56) edition of Jane Austen’s Regency World magazine, the ultimate Austen reading indulgence. Here are the featured articles! Romance of the East: how the Regency travelers of Jane Austen’s time were fascinated by Islam and the Orient In Jane Austen’s footsteps: enjoy our tour of Chawton village [...]

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Happy news for Janeites and gaming fans… The venerable BBC, who have brought us the monumental mini-series of Pride and Prejudice in 1995 and 1980 and many other classic film adaptations, announced today that they will be releasing a new Jane Austen-inspired interactive game, Rogues and Romance, for Facebook next month. Developed in partnership with [...]

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Happy Valentine’s Day to all of our lovely readers. Now, only one lucky Janeite out of the 134 who qualified will be the winner of the lovely Valentine’s package being offered by Bingley’s Teas, Ltd. Without further ado, the lucky winner is: Paula, who left a comment on February 01, 2012 Congratulations Paula! To claim [...]

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We drank tea again yesterday with the Tilsons, & met the Smiths. I find all these little parties very pleasant. — Letter from Jane Austen to her sister Cassandra 1811 Tea was at the center of social gatherings during Jane Austen’s time. Today, we enjoy tea everyday too, but the varieties and blends available would [...]

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