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12. BOOK CLUB: Pride and Prejudice
In order of chronology, the touchstone English storytellers are as follows: first you have Chaucer, then Shakespeare, and finally this week's author, Jane Austen.
Pride and Prejudice, her third written and second published novel, is the true-north of the rom-com genre. It is everything most rom-com's aspire to be: witty, romantic, thoughtful, and full of the feels.
We would be hard pressed to send you anywhere else if you want the perfect example of the form.
Next weeks episode: Breakfast at Tiffany's
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By Kelly McCrillis/Ryan Graves (The Rom Com Gents)
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In order of chronology, the touchstone English storytellers are as follows: first you have Chaucer, then Shakespeare, and finally this week's author, Jane Austen.
Pride and Prejudice, her third written and second published novel, is the true-north of the rom-com genre. It is everything most rom-com's aspire to be: witty, romantic, thoughtful, and full of the feels.
We would be hard pressed to send you anywhere else if you want the perfect example of the form.
Next weeks episode: Breakfast at Tiffany's