Jane Austen · 1813
A romance novel depicting the courtship dynamics and family relations among the landed gentry in Regency England.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“So in Pride and Prejudice, there's Charlotte Lucas, who does make it, but she makes it by marrying an incredibly creepy and irritating cousin of the Bennett family…”
Andrew Hunter Murray, Guest on How I WriteAndrew Hunter Murray: How to Write Fiction Incredibly Well | How I Write
Named without an opinion attached.
“Pride and Prejudice is so much dialogue. So it is like being at a play and then she used to read her novels aloud…”
Tyler Cowen, Host on Conversations with TylerPaula Byrne on Thomas Hardy's Women, Jane Austen's Humor, and Evelyn Waugh's Warmth
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