List of works

[Marren]

Oh dear, I have not read half of Austen. Much of the above would keep me busy next year. Who would give me that fantastic gift :D *thinking*

[Sophie, Your Lovely Moderator]

Haha!! Ikr!! There is a lot! I have only read the 6 novels so far...

[Marren]

I can't wait to get my hands on Watsons and Sanditon

[Marren]

Some nice person mentioned this on a group:

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/42078/...

[Sophie, Your Lovely Moderator]

Aww!! How lovely!

[Marren]

:) There are other authors on there. I just have to pace myself to read online.

[Samira]

Hey what is a Juvenilia? It is like short stories or what?

[Sophie, Your Lovely Moderator]

Works produced by the author when she was young. So, not like her later novels :)

[Marren]

After a year, I end my Jane Austen works challenge. I am saturated!

[Sophie, Your Lovely Moderator]

Wow! So you have read....?

[Maria]

Congrats! I have still a lot to read.

[Marren]

I recommend this site. After about a year and a half of reading about Jane Austen life and her works, this site is the most detailed and user friendly out of the bunch:

Www.jausten.it

I also did an adaptation challenge of films from the novels and movies with their storyline hinting Austen work. This project is incomplete and it may be so for a long time. There are numerous early adaptation that are hard to get.

I began this challenge not to gloat about reading Austen's work afterwards but there is just something about this lady that just intrigues me. I have never felt this way about any other writer. She is indeed my only favourite author so far. I am now contemplating a Charles Dickens project for next year God willing.

I honestly feel satisfied but drained at the same time. Reading from a kindle certainly has its advantages and disadvantages. I owe another group on Goodreads many thanks, we took part in a Jane Austen Project for 2013. Now I am trying to read some biographies on Austen whilst I watch some documentaries.

I urge anyone who loves/ likes Jane Austen and her work to google the link I gave earlier in the post, to browse through the author's work. I hope this is legal :) I am usually wary about posting links.

[Sophie, Your Lovely Moderator]

Brilliant! I will check out the link!

[Maria]

Thank you, Marren. I already knew that site, though. It is very helpful especially for people who speak Italian.

[Marren]

No problem

Oh yes it is Maria. I tried reading a bit of it, the language seem close to Spanish. I just like the layout of this site.

[Maria]

Yes it is fine :) And it is interesting because there are all the translations of the novels and some other works. Plus, there are some news about meetings and events, mostly in Italy.

[Marren]

Ok, I notice there is plenty on there I do not understand. Thanks for explaining.

[Maria]

You are welcome! But if you need some help just let me know, I would be happy to help you :)

[Marren]

Oh thanks very much! :)