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As Women's History Month draws to a close, some Austen-adjacent titles for your TBR, courtesy of the Jane Austen Summer Program.

In creating a parody of history, admitting partiality and ignorance, Austen mocks the historians who came before her, and the genre itself.

There are a plethora of great stories to read as a means to explore and celebrate Black History (and to keep that celebration going all year

Shorter days, colder temps. . .how to pass the time indoors Regency-style? JASP has you covered!

Jane Austen was born on December 16th, 1775. How did young Jane celebrate her birthday?

Austen refers to Samuel Johnson in her work, both juvenile and mature. Do his Dictionary definitions shed light on her novel?

As we get ready to head to the polls Tuesday, a quick look back at elections during Austen's lifetime.

Taking a look at the events that happened during Jane Austen's first 20 years.