Author Brandon Taylor argues that Jane Austen's novel 'Persuasion' illustrates how funny—and sad—adulthood can be.

A peerless chronicler of class and romance, the “Pride and Prejudice” author was never prolific. But her work remains remarkably relevant, more than two centuries after her death.

The latest Jane Austen adaptation, Sense and Sensibility, would do well if it took the time to honor one key element of the ...

La Grange-based LATTE Theater will bring Jane Austen’s first novel to life in a stage adaptation of “Sense and Sensibility.” ...

When it comes to memoirs, an author’s task is clear: Remember how it happened; then, tell the truth. Writers who draw on ...

Coming up, Lukas Nelson performs his new solo music at the Jefferson Theater, the Four County Players stage "The SpongeBob ...

The Okura Prestige Bangkok is thrilled to announce the return of its highly anticipated annual event "Japanese Fair - Sense of Japan 2025," now in its fourth year. Between Friday 12 to Sunday 14 ...

Leading climate solutions investors say prevailing market forces mean that Trump's focus on fossil fuels can slow, but not ...

Daisy Edgar-Jones will play the older sister, Elinor Dashwood, in the new Jane Austen adaptation. The story follows Elinor ...

While modern medicine often focuses on pharmacological and surgical interventions in treating disease, emotional and ...

A New York Times article last Wednesday teased both a fascinating mystery and its solution, Why Did the Novel-Reading Man Disappear? But the author, Joseph Bernstein, delivered neither, only a ...