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Mr. Darcy, from Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice, continues to be an icon for many readers and writers but most only know him from the perspective of Elizabeth Bennet. Wouldn�t it be nice to know Mr. Darcy's point-of-view? Janet Aylmer, a long time Jane

When you spend time reading Jane Austen´s novels it´s not uncommon for the character lines to blur between novels. Here is a listing of the main (or pivotal) characters from each novel that you can use for reference. Or just to refresh your memory.

Beloved for almost two hundred years, there doesn't seem to be an end in sight for the afterlife of this classic novelist. New editions of her literary works are being released every year gaining new fans and delighting die-hards.

ITV1 and Classic FM is offering an audio book series on Jane Austen titled, Jane Austen Season Audio Books. They can be listened to for free through iTunes. If you are a Jane Austen fan and like audio books then you have to check it out.

This 5 1/4" tall action figure is made of hard vinyl and comes with a mini Jane Austen´s Pride and Prejudice novel, a writing desk and a removable quill pen. Archie McPhee is a retail store in Seattle, Washington that offers a wide

She lives in Madison, Wisconsin but travels to the sandy shores of Cape Cod, Massachusetts where she teaches at her writers' residence (One Writer's Place). This author and journalist has been writing for thirty years along with raising a family of seven children (age four to twenty-three).

Lionsgate Home Entertainment celebrated the twenty-two year anniversary of the film Ironweed by releasing it to DVD for the first time (coincidentally the main character returns home after twenty-two years). It is based on the William Kennedy´s Pulitzer Prize winning novel of the same name.

Iris Murdoch (1919 - 1999) was a prolific author and philosopher having written twenty-seven works of fiction, five philosophical books, six plays and two books of poetry. Her novel, The Sea, the Sea, won the 1978 Booker Prize.

Indu Sundaresan was born and raised in India. She came to the United States for graduate studies and has been a full-time writer for the last thirteen years. The Splendor of Silence is her third novel. She makes her home in the Seattle, Washington