The Addicted Austenite

This episode gives a plot overview of Northanger Abbey and puts our episodes on themes into context in the story. 

This episode looks at the rules for ballroom etiquette for Georgian Britons and Jane Austen's characters.

This episode looks at the best way to make your Regency journeys. 
It also calls out John Thorpe on all his bragging.

Continuing our look at Northanger Abbey, we jump into the history of the novel and how Jane was the hero British novels needed right then (and also the hero they deserved).

This episode looks at the Gothic genre of Literature and how it is parodied in Northanger Abbey.

I have always loved Jane Austen and Northanger Abbey, in particular, played an important role in my development as a writer. So I wanted to talk about my experience and why Northanger Abbey is my favourite novel! 



Book links:
Amazon ~ https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=godshollow&ref=nb_sb_noss
Extasy Books ~ https://www.extasybooks.com/978-1-4874-2539-5-godshollow/?search=godshollow&sub_category=1

Our last review of an Emma adaptation in this go-around. Let's see where it falls in the standings!

A review of our second Emma adaptation of 1996, starring Kate Beckinsale. 
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the podcast, you can find me of twitter: @cathpriceauthor, facebook: the addicted austenite, and my website: theaddictedausteniteblog.wordpress.com

They might not have had chocolate eggs, but Georgian era Easter was still quite fun. 

How good is the 1996 adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma?