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janeausteninvermont.blog
The Heritage Auctions offering of Jane Austen's novels on October 14-16, 2010 has published the results. See my previous post herefor the details. Emma ~ $8,962.50 [opening bid: $7500.; est. $15,000.] Mansfield Park - not sold [opening bid: $5000.; est. $10,000.] Northanger Abbey / Persuasion ~ not sold [opening bid: $3750.; estimate: $7500.] Pride and... |
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chasingdestino.com
So I was wondering the other day, "Who owns the rights to Jane Austen's works? Who gets the proceeds?" Jane Austen did not have children. When she was alive, she didn't make a lot of money from her novels. Her brother, Henry, helped her to publish her novels. When his bank failed, many family members |
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geoffwhaley.com
What Matters in Jane Austen? - John Mullan The Host - Stephenie Meyer A Jane Austen Education - William Deresiewicz Waiting for the Flood - Alexis Hall Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen Male Sex Work and Society-Victor Minichiello and John Scott(eds.) The Bitterweed Path - Thomas Hal Phillips Northanger Abbey(The Austen Project #2) - Val... |
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sarahemsley.com
Sarah Woodberry is a writer, editor, and creative writing instructor who loves to reread Jane Austen. She's a member of JASNA's New York Metropolitan Region and she teaches at Norwalk Community College in Connecticut. She says while she subscribes to the theory that "whichever Austen novel one is reading is the favorite," she has a... |
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