Can a village in need find hope after the devastation of war?
The Jane Austen Society is a fictional telling of the start of the society in the 1940s in the village of Chawton, where she lived. There are eight main characters, all of whom are obsessed with Austen and conspire to create the society and turn the Austen cottage into a museum in her honour. Jenner brings all of these disparate characters vividly to life, and you’ll root for all of them to find their own happiness.
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Natalie’s talk will be followed by a Twitter Q&A.
Natalie Jenner
Natalie was born in England and emigrated to Canada as a young child. In addition to a brief career as a corporate lawyer, Natalie has worked as a recruiter, career coach, and consultant to leading law firms in Canada for over twenty years. Most recently Natalie founded the independent bookstore Archetype Books in Oakville, Ontario. The Jane Austen Society is her debut novel.
Thank you for tuning in to Chawton House's Lockdown Literary Festival. This programme, happening on 15, 16 & 17 May is all online, and all for free. It is a celebration of women's writing, with events including talks, discussions, workshops and Q&As.If you have enjoyed any of our digital content and, if you are able, please consider donating to the Chawton House Emergency Appeal. Your donations will ensure we can keep producing content inspired by the Chawton House collections:[ Ссылка ]
