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By Eden Iazeolla Hello to all my Brilliant Jane Austen Juvenilia Enthusiasts! I cannot believe that we have finally arrived at the last...

Join us for a quick trip through Evelyn, following the "amiable" Mr. Gower.

By Eden Iazeolla Hello to all my Brilliant Jane Austen Juvenilia Enthusiasts! This week, we got to read “A Collection of Letters,” which...

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

“Catharine, or The Bower” was one of Austen’s later Juvenilia. She completed this novel in 1792, putting her at 17 years old.

Get in the Valentine spirit with these cards inspired by Jane Austen's Juvenilia!

Our trip through Austen's juvenilia continues with "Lesley Castle," in which Austen shows her development as a novelist.

What does Austen's depiction of Harley, Mountague, and Sir William suggest about Regency men's roles?