Literary scholars from University of Lincoln and Bishop Grosseteste offer new ways to think about Jane Austen's fiction.
Professor Claudia Capancioni, Dr. Alice Crossley, Dr Rebecca Styler, Dr Amy Culley
We take key moments from her novels as inspiration to explore aspects of nineteenth-century women’s lives and literature. Following a series of short talks, we invite you to join us for a lively conversation about Austen and her legacies.
£8 Full Price // £5 Live Pass
This event will take place at The Blue Room, Union Rd, Lincoln LN1 3BJ
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