Lady Susan - Austen, Jane
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Lady Susan is Jane Austen's earliest novel. It was written in the mid-1790s, when Austen was around 18 or 19 years old, but not published until 1871, many years after her death. Lady Susan is an epistolary novel with a variety of narrative voices telling the story of Lady Susan Vernon, the title character. Lady Susan is described by bestselling author Natalie Jenner as "one of the most duplicitous and manipulative characters" of all that Austen ever created. With an introduction by Natalie Jenner, author of the international bestseller The Jane Austen Society.

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Lady Susan is Jane Austen's earliest novel. It was written in the mid-1790s, when Austen was around 18 or 19 years old, but not published until 1871, many years after her death. Lady Susan is an epistolary novel with a variety of narrative voices telling the story of Lady Susan Vernon, the title character. Lady Susan is described by bestselling author Natalie Jenner as "one of the most duplicitous and manipulative characters" of all that Austen ever created. With an introduction by Natalie Jenner, author of the international bestseller The Jane Austen Society.
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JANE AUSTEN (1775--1817), a noted English novelist, was the seventh of eight children born to a minister and his wife in a small village in Hampshire, England. She was very close to her sister, Cassandra, the only other daughter in the family. Her first published novel was Sense and Sensibility, followed by Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and Emma. Northanger Abbey and Persuasion were published after her death, as was Lady Susan. Her novels vividly and wittily portrayed life among the middle and upper classes in 19th century England. All her novels were published anonymously. That she was a writer was known initially only by a few in her immediate family; soon, however, her brother Henry spread the word of her writing, and even though Austen had wished to remain anonymous, she did enjoy the public acknowledgement. Jane Austen's work has had universal and enduring appeal, and her books, particularly Pride and Prejudice, are still very popular.
Jane Austen
Jane Austen, gemalt von ihrer Schwester Cassandra, Ausschnitt