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News & Notes
Presentation by Dr. Robert Miles, University of Victoria, on Dec. 12
UBC student Victoria Tang’s award-winning essay (PDF) presented on Nov. 14. Books reviewed at Books and Berries in September: Elspeth Flood: The Private Patient by P.D. James Barbara Phillips: Through Black Spruce and Three Day Road by Joseph Boyden Marg Savery: The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet by Colleen McCullough Laureen McMahon: Rough Guide to Classic Novels from Don Quixote to American Pastoral by Simon Mason Lorraine Meltzer: The Second Mrs. Darcy by Elizabeth Aston Joan Reynolds: Women Writing About Money - Women's Fiction in England, 1790-1820 by Edward Copeland |
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Chawton House July 3 was the date of a reception at Chawton House hosted by new owner, Sandy Lerner, founder of Cisco Systems. On this video, Lerner discusses her plans to search out books authored by long-neglected women writers of the 18th century for the Chawton House Library. Ann Kent talk on gardens and floral design Our region welcomed Ann Kent, a horticultural
therapist and educator from VanDusen Botanical Gardens, on June 27 to give
an illuminating talk on gardens and floral design from the Regency period.
JANE AUSTEN DAY – The Law, Lords and
Ladies Fun and Frivolity at KCTS Hycroft Tea: (click to enlarge) To highlight their Masterpiece Classics series of Jane Austen programs, KCTS Seattle hosted a tea and dance at Hycroft in Vancouver. Several JASNA Vancouver members participated in the dancing exhibition for the 120 Austen fans who attended. The following talks were presented recently to our members in Vancouver. Click to read them. 'Strangers filling their place': Jane Austen and the Decline of the Landed Order" (PDF) by Haymen Leong. Presentation to JASNA Vancouver May 24, 2008.
Austen Lecture &
Prologue (PDF)
Women’s Travel in the Time
of Jane Austen (PDF) Soup and Snobbery: Food in the
Novels of Jane Austen |
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