ANYBODY like Jane Austen? D:

It's incredible that there's not a society for it yet, if anyone want to join feel free
You can talk about all the shows about her work, films etc

It's called The Jane Austen Society P:

i love her books! it's soo funny how she portrays some of her characters eg Mr collins and the priest guy in Emma! the bbc adaptations are just a bonus!!

Austen was the first classic author I read. I've read everything but Northanger Abbey. Well excluding her short stories and unpublished stuff aswell.
She seems to take a bit of a bashing now and again because her books are read by so many people - and
often for the love story only. But she still writes beautifully and makes interesting comments on society!
Persuasion is my favourite, Wentworth is so lovely...

I just bought Emma.

I cannot remember the time when I did not love Jane; and my affection for her, as I grew up, was such, as, perhaps, judging from my present forlorn and cheerless gravity, you might think me incapable of having ever felt.
This fervent attachment was, for me, howbeit altogether longer in duration, as exquisitely painful as that to my dear de Bernieres.
But ! How blindly I relate ! I have not yet told you how this infatuation with the Hampshire Wordsmith was brought on.
I had been banished to the house of a relation far distant, and was allowed no liberty, no society, no amusement beyond access to Broad-Band. Young as I then was, a few months of this purgatory must have reconciled me to my fate, or at least I should not have now to lament it.
My relation had no regard for Augustan Romance, nay, was rarely seen to peruse any ink-smithery beyond the Mad Inconstancies of the News-of-the-World, a heinous rag from Fleet-Street.
The Strong impression upon my mind being at once so young, lively and inexperienced I must leave to the Reader to conjure.
Can the Reader wonder that, with such a limited choice of Entertainments, and without the company of friends of my own Age to divert me, I should have become devoted to this paragon of mirth, my onscreen Aeschylus, nay Primavera in the Pasture of my Green Age.
Reader I Downloaded Her.

Bear

Bronte parody, no?

I love Jane Austen. I've read pretty much all of them, but I need to read Emma and Northanger Abbey again. My favourites are Persuasion and Sense and Sensibility, especially the latter. Isn't Keira Knightly amazing in the film of P&P??

It's incredible that there's not a society for it yet, if anyone want to join feel free
You can talk about all the shows about her work, films etc

It's called The Jane Austen Society P:

no

the one with colin firth is better