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3 months ago

The actor answers your questions about slipping swearwords into Disney shows, breakfast with Terrence Malick and lunch with Richard Griffiths

Your funeral speech in Andor was a huge highlight of a sho…

‘It’s not just a book, it’s a window to my soul’: why we’re in love with literary angst ⊕⊕

Why did an obscure Dostoevsky novella sell 100,000 copies in the UK last year? And why are TikTokers raving about a 1943 Turkish novel? The way young people are discovering books is changing – and th…

4 months ago

New adaptations of Emma, Pride and Prejudice and Charlotte Brontë’s Wuthering Heights explore slavery, pervy nuns and death in childbirth. Count me in!

News that Andrew Davies – the man behind the nat…

The appetite for onscreen versions of much-loved literature is endless, but dogged faithfulness to a text is not the only way to stay true to authors’ spirit

It is a truth universally acknowledged tha…

Actors Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Bill Nighy and Marisa Abela are among the cast in a pacy adaptation that retains Austen’s sharp plotting and comic precision

Does the world need another Jane Austen adap…

Over 25 episodes the screen legend is an absolute delight as the narrator of Pride & Prejudice. Plus, Kevin McCloud take us behind the scenes of his long-running property show

Who better to retell Jan…

5 months ago

A new play based on Austen's classic novel places the book's central character in modern-day Essex.

The annual festival, now the largest and longest-running of its kind, first took place in 2001 and has since grown to a 10-day programme drawing thousands of visitors from around the world

“One cannot…

Bath museum celebrates varied ways illustrators of author’s work and adapters of her novels have portrayed her characters through history

For the 21st-century Jane Austen fan, the images of Colin Firt…

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