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Volume 44, No 1

Winter 2023

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Contents

Editor's Note: “To Teach the Admiring Multitude”

Susan Allen Ford

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2023: DENVER, CO: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE: A ROCKY ROMANCE

Darling Children: The Presence of Pride and Prejudice at Jane Austen’s House

Lizzie Dunford

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Writer’s Block, Roadblocks, Blockheads: Jane Austen’s Rocky Road to Acceptable Satire of the Clergy

Lesley Peterson

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Gossip, Girl: The Power of Rumor in Pride and Prejudice

Elizabeth Gilliland Rands

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Entail, Elopement, and Marriage Law in Pride and Prejudice

Lynda Hall

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Carriages as a Rhetorical Device in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice

Deborah Paquin

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Pride and Prejudice through American Eyes

Juliette Wells

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West of Austen

Inger S. B. Brodey

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“Such Different Accounts of You”: Representations of Darcy on Screen

Harriet Jordan

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Jane Austen, DragonRider; Pride and Prejudice in Fantasy Fan Fiction

Allison Thompson

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Pride and Prejudice Updates for a Multicultural America

Sayre N. Greenfield

Linda V. Troost

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Pride and Prejudice’s Popularity in the Spanish-Speaking World (1924–1994): Getting Stronger than Pride

Cinthia García Soria

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Teaching Austen in the Age of TikTok

Carolyn J. Brown

Jason D. Solinger

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MISCELLANY

The Will of Susannah Sackree: A Life in Pieces

Jennie Batchelor

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The Boys at Steventon: Mr. Austen’s Students 1773–1796

Azar Hussain

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Witches and Jedi Guardians: Jane Austen’s Portraits Then and Now

Rita J. Dashwood

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“Not Every Single Man is Looking for a Wife”: Austen, Fordyce, and Fire Island

Malika Amoruso

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What the Coachman Said: Servants and Servanthood in Mansfield Park

Tom Phillips

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Rendering Thought Thing-like: How Objects in Mansfield Park Inform Fanny’s Worldview

Amy Barrett

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Revisiting the Controversy of Mansfield Park: Undermining Fanny Price and Repudiating Didactic Writing

Lorraine Yang

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Adjudicating Wiltshire’s Readings of Mansfield Park

Collins Hemingway

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Droll Servants and Lasting Friendships: How de Wilde’s Emma. Updates Issues of Class

Tara Moore

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“I Have Read the Corsair, Mended My Petticoat, & Have Nothing Else to Do”: Jane Austen and Lord Byron, a New Appraisal

Azar Hussain

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Henry Austen: The Eventful Earlier Years as Receiver-General of Taxes for Oxfordshire

John Avery Jones

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Traumatized by Jane Austen? Janeites and Austenites on Screen

Rosa García-Periago

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Jane Austen Bibliography, 2022

Sara L. Pearson

Claire Bellanti

Robin Henry

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EDITOR

Susan Allen Ford 
Delta State University


EDITORIAL BOARD

Elaine Bander 
Dawson College

Inger Sigrun Brodey 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Julia Prewitt Brown 
Boston University

Danielle Christmas 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Edward Copeland 
Pomona College

Kathryn Davis 
University of Dallas

Natasha Duquette 
Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College

  

Celia A. Easton 
State University of New York at Geneseo

Jan Stockton Fergus 
Lehigh University

Laurie Kaplan 
Florida State University London Centre

Juliet McMaster 
University of Alberta

Sarah Raff 
Pomona College

Juliette Wells 
Goucher College

Laura Mooneyham White 
University of Nebraska-Lincoln 

ISSN 1559-7520