Be kind. You never know how close to the edge someone might be. You never know how lonely someone might be, or what they may be up against. Please be kind.

Sparked by Jane Austen’s “Sanditon,” Vanessa Riley features nuanced Black characters in British colonial times in her romances and historical fiction. bit.ly/3jNtaSJ

Liana The Women's Chapter I loved #SidneyParker cricket attire in #SanditonS1 pristine and tailored to perfection

Sanditon fashion vibes 🤍🤍 #SanditonS2 #Sanditonart #fanart #illustration #Sanditon #perioddrama #JaneAusten #CharlotteHeywood #GeorgianaLamb instagram.com/p/CWbPkWxogRZ/…

Pride and Prejudice (2005)

The hopeless romantic in us falls in love with Pride & Prejudice and the flirty and thriving adores Emma and the hurt and battered falls for Persuasion. There’s an Austen for every stage of life.

It could be the most epic,most breathtaking scene in history of period drama,if only… Let’s call this #sidlotte reunion on the cliff in honor of Jane Austen’s birthday for her unfinished novel Sanditon #SidlotteForever #TheoJames & #RoseWilliams instagram.com/liana_fashiona…

🤣😂 Joyeux Noël @CecileWzt 🎄🎁 ❤😘 Xx x.com/BooBustie/stat…

It’s the way his eyes dip to her lips at least five times in the course of this argument

My good opinion once lost, is lost forever ~ Jane Austen’s Mr Darcy

This Monique Lhuillier bridal dress is perfect for when you’re about to marry a rich business type but still want to remain loyal to your cottagecore roots

I want to live in a world where we bring back embroidered bodices instead of 70’s flares

I love this scene so much. Every single detail is just perfection 🤌🏼 🥺 #PrideandPrejudice

[stares into the camera like we’re in an episode of Fleabag]: “I just can’t stop thinking about hand holding. The tenderness of it. The drama of it. The moment you realize someone wants to hold your heart the way they’re holding your hand.”

Illustration in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice

Look how pretty Jane Austen’s book spines are

...looking forward to the ball? Very much. I love to dance. #SanditonMagic #SidlotteDialogue #SidlotteForever

On the 27th January, 1817 Jane Austen began work on a novel that is now known as Sanditon. If you would like to know more about Austen's last unfinished novel, we have an extensive archive to explore. Jane Austen's Sanditon in Detail austenprose.com/jane-austens-s… via Laurel Ann | Austenprose.com