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101 Amazing Facts About Jane Austen

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101 Amazing Facts About Jane Austen

By: Jack Goldstein, Isabella Reese
Narrated by: Drew Bowles
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Did you know that when some of Jane Austen’s lesser-known work was sent to publishers in 2007 under a pseudonym it was rejected? Do you know in which radio sitcom she was once portrayed as a foul-mouthed and violent inhabitant of hell who even the devil was scared of? And exactly what have zombies got to do with Pride and Prejudice?

This fascinating audiobook contains more than 100 facts about Jane Austen, with each chapter exploring a different part of her life and work. Whether you are Sense and Sensibility’s biggest fan or are simply interested to discover more about the queen of Regency romance, this is the perfect addition to your listening collection.

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