No. 31

Message from the President

Marsha Huff

Editor’s Note

Susan Allen Ford

Brothers of the More Famous Jane: The Literary Aspirations, Achievements, and Influence of James and Henry Austen

Maggie Lane

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Brotherly and Sisterly Dedications in Jane Austen’s Juvenilia

Peter Sabor

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Lady Susan, Individualism, and the (Dys)functional Family

William Galperin

Sisterly Chat

John Mullan

“Rivalry, Treachery between sisters!” Tensions between Brothers and Sisters in Austen’s Novels

Jan Fergus

“If you don’t marry my sister you will mortally offend me”: Sibling Matchmakers

Juliet McMaster

“Exactly what a brother should be”? The Failures of Brotherly Love

Susan Allen Ford

The Influence of Naval Captain Charles Austen’s North American Experiences on Persuasion and Mansfield Park

Sheila Johnson Kindred

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Frances Burney’s The Wanderer, Jane Austen’s Persuasion, and the Cancelled Chapters

Jocelyn Harris

Artistic Names in Austen’s Fiction: Cameo Appearances by Prominent Painters

Janine Barchas

Elegance and Simplicity: Jane Austen and Wedgwood

Linda Slothouber

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Identifying Jane Austen’s “Boarding-school”: A Proposed Author for The Governess; or, the Boarding School Dissected

Arden Hegele

The Austens and Student Journalism of the 1780s and 90s

Li-Ping Geng

“A Long Letter Upon a Jacket and Petticoat”: Reading Beneath Some Deletions in the Manuscript of Catharine, or The Bower

Jenny McAuley

The Awful Memorials of an Injured and Ill-fated Nun: The Source of Catherine Morland’s Gothic Fantasy

Sheila Graham-Smith

Revisiting Northanger Abbey at Chawton

Elaine Bander

Darcy and Emma: Austen’s Ironic Meditation on Gender

Leee Overmann

Emma and “the children in Brunswick Square”

Laurie Kaplan

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News and Newspapers: Readers of the Daily Press in Jane Austen’s Novels

Nikki Hessell