“Oh, novels! What would I do without you?”
Let’s read Jane of Lantern Hill! Thanks to everyone who commented—here, on social media, in letters and emails, and in …
Tag Archives: Poetry
A Sense of an Ending: Persuasion and Keats’s “Ode to Autumn”
On this first day of autumn, it’s my pleasure to introduce a guest post on Jane Austen and John Keats …
Jane Austen and William Cowper
Today’s guest post on Jane Austen and William Cowper is from Christine Grocott, who attended the Jane Austen Society of …
Reading Jane Austen’s Poems in the Halifax Public Gardens
Last Sunday, on a warm summer evening during the Jane Austen Society of the UK conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia, …
Listening Carefully and Watching Intently
I spent part of the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend in Mahone Bay and Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, reading, writing, and taking pictures. …
The Elizabeth Bishop House
A few days ago, I headed out on a road trip to Great Village, Nova Scotia, to take some pictures …
Helen Pinkerton’s “Coronach for Christopher Drummond”
By lamp or morning light, Bent close over the page, You heard the language right, No matter from what age. …
Sarah Emsley 