- 8 things you (probably) didn’t know about Jane Austen – HistoryExtra
- Issue 57: Celebrating Literacy and Learning in India – Pride & Possibilities
Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters Link Roundup for June 23, 2019
Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters Link Roundup for June 16, 2019
- How Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre Was Brought to Life for the Ballet Stage – Playbill
- Famous Sisters: Rebels, Rivals, and Revelry – BookRiot
- Brontë’s nanny found in pauper’s grave – Express
- Darkness of Jane Eyre – Keighley News
- From Hermoine Granger to Jane Eyre: 10 women in fiction we absolutely adore – Herstory
- Love It or Hate It, Our Editors Discuss All Things Jane Eyre – Dance Magazine
- A Ballet ‘Jane Eyre’? Reader, She Dances With Him – The New York Times
- Top 10 houseguests in fiction – Guardian
- An eight-sided house that was once home to Jane Austen is selling for £870,000 – Metro Uk
- ‘Pride and Prejudice,’ eh? What if Jane Austen were Muslim Canadian? – Christian Science Monitor
- Disease, dependence and death: The dark reality behind Jane Austen’s pearlescent prose – Independent
- In ‘Ayesha At Last,’ A Take On Austen That’s Sparky And Sensitive – NPR
- Issue 57: Celebrating Literacy and Learning in India – Pride & Possibilities
Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters Link Roundup for June 2, 2019
- Can You Get Mr. Darcy From “Pride And Prejudice” To Propose To You? – BuzzFeed
- Jane Austen News – Issue 168– Jane Austen Centre
- Jane Austen News – Issue 167– Jane Austen Centre
- Five influential novels by women writers with enduring impact on literature and society – News India
- Jackée Harry Transforms Into a Modern-Day Matchmaker in Pride & Prejudice: Atlanta – People
- England’s age of ‘diversity, upheaval and elegance’ – The Mercury News
- Jackee Harry dishes on ‘Pride and Prejudice: Atlanta’ and her career – New York Post
- Lifetime modernizes ‘Pride and Prejudice’ with African-American cast in Atlanta – Atlanta Journal Constitution
- Author Soniah Kamal on marriage, Pakistan, and Jane Austen – Altmuslimah
- Jane Austen Writes, Napoleon Fights and Britain Becomes Modern – The New York Times
- Historical Circuit: Ang Lee Brings Jane Austen’s Words to Life in 1995’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’ – Awards Circuit
- ‘What would Jane do?’ Why Bryan turned to Austen for health and fitness inspiration – ABC Australia
- Book World: The wildest decade in Britain’s history. It doesn’t involve the Beatles. – Houston Chronicle
- The volatile era that gave rise to Jane Austen and Lord Byron – Washington Post
Jane Austen and Bronte Movies Currently Streaming For June 2019
Amazon moved Jane Austen Country from Prime to Purchase; added additional Thug Notes for Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights; Amazon Prime added two versions of Wide Sargasso Sea to its catalog.
Netflix
Hulu
- Emma (2009)
- Jane Eyre (2006)
- Lost in Austen
- Pride and Prejudice (1995)
- Sense and Sensibility (2008)
Amazon Prime
- Aisha
- Austentatious
- Black Field
- Bronte Country
- The Bronte Sisters
- Jane Austen – Life
- Jane Austen – Work
- Jane Eyre (1970)
- Jane Eyre (1983)
- Love & Friendship
- Mansfield Park (1983)
- Miss Austen Regrets
- Northanger Abbey (1987)
- Pride and Prejudice (1980)
- Pride and Prejudice (2003)
- Scents and Sensibility
- Sense and Sensibility (1981)
- Sense and Sensibility (2008)
- The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1996)
- Thug Notes – Jane Eyre
- Thug Notes – Pride and Prejudice
- Thug Notes – Wuthering Heights
- To Walk Invisible
- Wuthering Heights (2009)
- Wuthering High
Amazon Purchase
- Austenland
- Becoming Jane
- Bride and Prejudice
- Bridget Jones’ Diary (Amazon purchase)
- Bridget Jones’ Diary (Cinemax add-on)
- Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (Amazon purchase)
- The Bronte Sisters (Cohen Media Channel only)
- Clueless (Amazon purchase)
- Death Comes To Pemberley
- Emma (1996) (Amazon purchase)
- Emma (1996) (Starz add-on)
- Emma (1997)
- Emma (2009 (Amazon purchase)
- Emma (2009) (Britbox add-on)
- Emma (2018)
- From Prada to Nada (Amazon purchase)
- From Prada to Nada (Cinemax add-on)
- The Jane Austen Bookclub
- Jane Austen Country: The Life & Times of Jane Austen
- Jane Eyre (1934)
- Jane Eyre (1944)
- Jane Eyre (1996)
- Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre (1997)
- Jane Eyre (2006)
- Jane Eyre (2011) (Amazon purchase)
- Jane Eyre (2011) (Starz add-on)
- Lost in Austen
- Mansfield Park (1999)
- Mansfield Park (2008) (Amazon purchase)
- Mansfield Park (2008) (PBS Masterpiece add-on)
- Northanger Abbey (2007) (Amazon purchase)
- Northanger Abbey (2007) (PBS Masterpiece add-on)
- Persuasion (1995)
- Pride and Prejudice (1940)
- Pride and Prejudice (1995)(Amazon purchase)
- Pride and Prejudice (1995) (Britbox add-on)
- Pride & Prejudice (2005) (Amazon purchase)
- Pride & Prejudice (2005) (Showtime add-on)
- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016)
- Revealing Jane Austen
- Sense and Sensibility (1995)
- The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1996)
- Unleashing Mr. Darcy
- Wide Sargasso Sea (1993)
- Wide Sargasso Sea (2006) (Amazon purchase)
- Wide Sargasso Sea (2006) (Acorn add-on)
- Wuthering Heights (1939)
- Wuthering Heights (1984) (Mubi add-on)
- Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights (1992) (Amazon purchase)
- Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights (1992) (Starz add-on)
- Wuthering Heights 1998
- Wuthering Heights (2003)
- Wuthering Heights (2009)
Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters Link Roundup for May 19, 2019
- Brontes visit Bingley for a dramatic time in the theatre – Keighley News
- Maria Edgeworth, the Irish Jane Austen – The Lyric Feature – RTE
- Quiz: What Jane Austen Retelling Should You Read Next? – BookRiot
- Jane Austen Heroines Are My Summer 2019 Style Muses – Yahoo Style
- Jane Austen News – Issue 166– Jane Austen Centre
Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters Link Roundup for May 12, 2019
- THE B-LIST: The best Austen adaptations to watch with Mom this weekend – My Web Times
- 5 Literary Gems to Read This Summer – Verily
- Jane Austen beyond the bonnets and frills – Dorset Echo
- “What would Jane Do?” To get fit and healthy, Bryan Kozlowski lived like a Jane Austen character for two years – ABC Australia
- Can You Pass the Hardest Jane Austen Quiz? – BookRiot
- ‘Pride, Prejudice, And Other Flavors’ Is More Than Just Reheated Austen – NPR
- Issue 56: Jane Austen’s Bath Buns – Our Family Recipe – Pride & Possibilities
- Jane Austen News – Issue 165– Jane Austen Centre
Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters Link Roundup for May 5, 2019
- Bronte celebrations continue through to summer – Keighley News
- Book-To-Movie Adaptations – Texas Public Radio
- Lock of Charlotte Bronte’s hair values $26000 – Dunya News
- Moorland screening for classic film version of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights – Keighley News
- Outlook: Why I dress as a Jane Austen character – BBC
- ‘Gentleman Jack’ Is The Lesbian ‘Pride & Prejudice’ Queer Women Deserve – Bustle
- ‘The Regency Years’ Review: Snobs, Mobs & Madmen – Wall St Journal
- Austen Found: Penny Ashton asks what would make Jane Austen lol – New Zealand Herald
- Get Your Jane Austen On at Regency Teas, Faire and Ball in Aurora – Canby Now
- Improv Playhouse Theater presents ‘Improvised Jane Austen’ – Daily Herald
- Pride & Prejudice stays true to Jane Austen’s romance and humor – Montgomery Advertiser
- Theater puts a spin on Jane Austen – Bradley Scout
- ‘Emma’ review: Shani Ferry charms as Jane Austen’s meddling heroine – Arkon Beacon Journal
- Tickets to Jane Austen play include pizza, beer – Philly Voice
- Improvised Jane Austen plans Mother’s Day weekend shows at Libertyville theater – Chicago Tribune
- Jane Austen Tea benefits the library – Pulmas News
- Jane Austen News – Issue 164– Jane Austen Centre
- Jane Austen News – Issue 163– Jane Austen Centre
Fair and Amiable
“If a woman is fair and amiable, she is praised for both qualities, but especially the former, by the bulk of mankind: if, on the other hand, she is disagreeable in person and character, her plainness is commonly inveighed against as her greatest crime, because, to common observers, it gives the greatest offence; while, if she is plain and good, provided she is a person of retired manners and secluded life, no one ever knows of her goodness, except her immediate connections.” Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte
No Possibility
“There was no possibility of taking a walk that day.” Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Best Treatment
“I always deserve the best treatment because I never put up with any other.” Emma by Jane Austen