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May 8

The Watsons: An Abandoned Manuscript by Jane Austen

Welcome back and thank you for returning to JASP’s series dedicated to exploring the abbreviated, abandoned, unfinished, and rough drafts...

May 3

Emma: A Fragment Written by Charlotte Bronte: All the Elements of a Great Story, and Yet…

Welcome back and thank you for returning to JASP’s series dedicated to exploring the abbreviated, abandoned, unfinished, and rough drafts...

Apr 30

The Professor by Charlotte Bronte: A Reflection on Deceit and an Endorsement for Making Connections

Welcome to the first post in the JASP series dedicated to exploring the abbreviated, abandoned, unfinished, and rough drafts of novels...

Apr 29

An Introduction to the Brontës

Meet the famous literary trio… Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë. A watercolor portrait believed to be of the Brontë sisters, painted in...

Apr 29

The Regency England of Jane Austen VS. The Victorian England of the Brontë Sisters

A brief look at the cultural and historical context for the lives of these literary ladies. Greetings, dear Janeites! Welcome back to...

Apr 25

The Food of Love? The Poetry of Jane Austen and the Brontë Sisters

Hello again, JASP readers and devotees! Many people around the world recognize Jane Austen, at least by name, as one of the most famed...

Apr 22

Janeite Spotlight: Introducing Dolores Fallon

Hello, dear readers! This year, we’ve begun a blog series highlighting Austen-lovers around the world—sharing how they first discovered...

Apr 16

Janeite Spotlight: Introducing Sarah Oakey-Kirkwood

Hello, dear readers! This year, we’ve begun a blog series highlighting Austen-lovers around the world—sharing how they first discovered...