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Jane Austen on the World Wide Web

We use a "parasol" rating scale. Each site listed is given a score between one and four, with one being a poor site and four being an excellent site that is well worth visiting.

Organization Sites

Information and Education Sites

Link Sites

Commercial and Service Sites

Pictures and Film Sites

Fan Sites

  • Romance of the Written Word
    A good range of material. Heavy emphasis on fan fiction. Also links to related sites.
  • Austen's Letters
    Nice, but doesn't indicate where the quotations are taken from. Fine for browsing.

Tourism

  • Jane Austen's Bath
    An excellent tourism site for the city of Bath. Great page layout. Includes six walks with accompanying maps.
  • Hampshire - Jane Austen Country
    Tourism site for Hampshire county. Easily navigated with good internal site consistency.
  • Chawton House and the International Centre for the Study of English Women's Writing
    Much more than a tourist site, contains fascinating information about the collection of rare works by early women writers soon to be available for study at Chawton House: the English country house which once belonged to Austen's brother, and where she was a frequent visitor during the years she lived in her cottage ("Jane Austen's House") at Chawton.

Miscellaneous

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