Jane Austen
The original drawings and manuscripts of 18th- and 19th-century female travel writers are in the spotlight at a historic property with strong links to
Two letters written by Jane Austen in which she discusses ending a flirtation with the possible inspiration for Mr.
She's one of the world's most beloved novelists, but we still don't really know what she looked like.
There are many ways of reinterpreting our cultural heritage, but Shakespeare scholar and historian Ella Hawkins has come up with one of the most wholesome.
The intersection between literature and the other creative arts is the focus of two new exhibitions in London and Hampshire.
Last week may have been quiet, but this week is anything but! Here are the sales I'll be watching:
London – Women have often been side lined in history, frequently having to fight for their voices to be heard.
London – Earlier this year, Sotheby’s announced that the manuscripts, first editions, letters and bindings that make up the legendary Honresfield Library -- assembled with passion by self-made Vict
