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Brenda Niall reviews Georgette Heyer by Jennifer Kloester in the Sidney Morning Herald: I managed to borrow another dozen of Heyer's novels. Perhaps they made a bridge to Jane Austen, and to Charlotte Brontë, whose Jane Eyre is an obvious model for Heyer's sensible young women and moody men. Reuters talks about metal thefts and the Haworth Parish Church is mentioned as a repeated victim:The church in the Yorkshire village of Haworth where the...
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We will be organising a secondhand clothing stall of Regency reproduction clothing at Jane Austen Festival Australia on Friday 14th April 2012.If you have a garment you would like to sell please contact the festival by email for more information.
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Hi, I’m Alison Goodman, author of four novels and first time JAFA participant. Welcome to the original Regency serial, Trust and Tribulation, which I am writing for the Jane Austen Festival blog. The serial will be weekly and will follow the adventures of Anthea Stanwell as she and her sister prepare for a visit to “County Canberra” and the Garden-Gardiners ball! The story will culminate in a competition to write the final instalment of the...
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Regency Cosmetics and MakeupBy Melissa Stevens, presented at Jane Austen Festival Australia 2011Downloadable illustrated version for printingMakeup trends often change from one extreme to the other.After the Georgian era of white face, red lips and heavily rouged cheeks, theRegency era was one where natural beauty was highly emphasised. As a result,skin care became foremost. The complexionWomen took exercise to brighten their complexion...
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Daily MailSteamy clinches, bodice-rippers and smouldering Lotharios: What classic ...Daily MailBy Daisy Dumas As Jane Austen readers can attest to, there are some swoon-inducing scenes in literature that can change the way one looks at romance forever. For two avid readers, that combined passion of books and well, passion, has also yielded a ...
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Shades of Jane Austen's Emma: The art of the Facebook photo poseMemeburnBy Carmen Schaefer This piece was inspired by the Facebook Profile of a beautiful and rich young lady for whom, in order to protect her privacy, I have chosen the pseudonym of EmmaFB (After the title character in Jane Austen's Emma). ...
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The GuardianMy Daughter The Teenage NudistThe GuardianJane Austen and Samuel Taylor Coleridge are just two of the literary heavyweights whose half-finished manuscripts have been subject to a constant stream of eager posthumous "completions". Sian Rowe It's hard to pinpoint exactly why this show works so ...
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Overview
Regency novels usually refer to fiction written during the Regency era. The works of Jane Austen, Sir Walter Scott, Susan Ferrier, and Maria Edgeworth would fall into this category.
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