Becoming Jane Austen

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Start din gratis prøveperiode på Shopify.com. Jane Austen is one of the most famous figures in all of English literature, and here on the History Extra podcast, we thought she deserved a proper in-depth look at her life and works. So, for the next four weeks, Lauren Good will be speaking to Dr. Lizzie Rogers about Austen's life, times and legacy, kicking off with today's first episode. We all know Jane Austen as the witty writer from the Georgian period who penned some of our favourite characters, from Elizabeth Bennett and Mr.

Darcy in Pride and Prejudice, to Eleanor Dashwood and Edward Ferrers in Sense and Sensibility. But what was it that inspired the daughter of a rural reverend to write about such things. I'm Lauren Good, and in this first episode of a four-part series exploring Jane's life and writing, I'm joined by Dr. Lizzie Rogers to step back into Jane's formative years and explore what her earliest writings tell us about the novelist she would become.

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