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Jane Austen and Regency Links

Updated 12/2020

Austen Heritage: Chawton House, the historic house of Edward Austen Knight, Jane Austen’s brother
Jane Austen Biography: Chicago Public Library
Jane Austen: British Library Online
Jane Austen Centre: Bath
Jane Austen’s House: Official Chawton Cottage at the Jane Austen House Museum
Jane Austen Information Page: Republic of Pemberley
Jane Austen: JASNA (Jane Austen Society of North America)
An Internet Bibliography for Jane Austen: this site is old-fashioned but still useful
Austen Power: the filmography ends in 1996, but this site covers the Austen film classics
Bath Daily Photo: this site was discontinued in 2009, but the young gentleman who started it provided a photo a day of Bath, providing the viewer with a lovely trip to that city, both ancient and modern.
Jane Austen and Time: A Study of Her Uses of the Almanac: this site looks old-fashioned, but Ellen Moody’s research is impeccable.
Jane Austen: Brandeis University: This site is a great introduction to new Jane Austen fans or students who have just been introduced to her novels.
Napoleon.org: Extensive history site.
Regency England: This site claims to provide a brief introduction to the period, but it’s a great starting point for those who wish to research the era.
Songs of Jane Austen: This link leads to an article by Julianne Baird, soprano.

Jane Austen Discussion Boards

Updated 12/2020

Jane Austen Movie and Film Adaptations

Updated 12/2020

The Costumers’s Guide to Movie Costumes
Enchanted Serenity of Period Films
Film Adaptations of Jane Austen’s Novels
Jane Austen: BBC and Other Film Adaptations: Republic of Pemberley
Jane Austen on austen.org: a fan site
Jane Austen Films: Jane Austen Society of America
Jane Austen Movies: this Facebook page is active and ongoing
Period Film Fan Club-many links to full movies no longer work, but one can choose from many images.

6 Responses

on October 10, 2007 at 01:04 New Additions To This Blog « Jane Austen’s World

[…] Icons & Fan Sites […]
on December 21, 2008 at 11:26 Adriana Zardini

Wow! I was surfing in your blog and found this fabulous lists! Thanks!
on April 8, 2009 at 14:39 janet aylmer

Please see my new web site for news about my novel Darcy’s Story and my other book about Jane Austen walking through Bath

Thank you
on August 12, 2009 at 04:55 Chris

Hi,
Nice job with this Auten links!Well done.I want you that I have screencapped vatrious adaptations of Jane Austen’s novels.Meaning:

Sense & Sensibility (1971) *soon in my community*
Sense & Sensibility (1980)
Kandukondain Kandukondain (Bollywood SnS) *scaps of the movie & a photo gallery*

Persuasion (1971) *& 1995 & 2007*

Mansfield Park (1971) *& 1995 & 2007*

Pride & Prejudice (1980) *soon other versions plus the Bollywood one*

Emma (1972) *1996 movie & mini series, 2009 promo*

Northanger Abbey (1986) *& 2007*

Here is where you can find my Jane Austen realated post:
http://community.livejournal.com/sns_red_curtain/tag/jane+austen

COnsider adding me if you thing you should.Thanks.
on February 22, 2010 at 07:24 loveromance

I am a fan of Jane Austen’s Book. This post is very nice and useful. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work! (‘-‘)
on May 2, 2010 at 01:21 The Girl from the Ghetto

What an amazing list. You run a very charming blog Vic.

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