No. 140: March / April 2026

• Marriage and Mansfield Park
  A modern-day divorce lawyer's view
• Jane Austen and jewellery
  Elegant in its simplicity
• Wickham's blue coat
  Mechanising woollen production
• World book night
  How to encourage reading
• Tearing down the house
  Mary Verney and Claydon House
• In praise of the potato
  A remark not made by Mr Collins
• From well to church
  Visiting Steventon, Jane's birthplace

No. 139: January / February 2026

• Royal Gardens at Kew
  A green oasis in London
• Letting off steam
  Introduction to engine-powered ships
• Reading Austen for hope
  No-one needs to be perfect
• The spiritual clergy wife
  Fanny Bertram from Mansfield Park
  
• Breaches in dance etiquette
  What they signify in Austen's novels
• Visiting College Street
  Where Jane ended her days in 1817
• News from the Upper Rooms
  the restoration of Bath Assembly Rooms

No. 138: November / December 2025

250TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

• Why is Jane Austen so good?
  Professor John Mullan's explanation
  
• Unboxing Deirdre Le Faye
  A very special archive donation to Chawton House 
• Caroline Jane Knight
  Interview with Jane Austen's fifth-great-niece
• The amicable clergy wife
  Mrs Grant from Mansfield Park
• Austen on screen
  Pride & Prejudice 1940
• Dialogue with death
  Bowen, Mrs Austen's apothecary
• Pleasant memories
  Celebrating the anniversary

No. 137: September / October 2025

• Cover Story: Georgians and cats
  The feline as a pet is a modern concept
• Poor Leonora
  Publishing links with Jane's aunt
• The self-centred Clergy Wife
  Mrs Norris from Mansfield Park
• Of no fixed abode
  Mrs Austen's search for a home
• Miss Tilney wore white
  The process of bleaching cloth
• A Jane Austen pilgrimage
  Reminiscences from a self-organised UK tour

No. 136: July / August 2025

• Cover Story: Austen on Screen
  The 2005 adaptation of Pride & Prejudice
• Jane Austen's Southampton
  Its importance in her life and work
• The Conscientious Clergy Wife
  Elinor Ferrars from Sense & Sensibility
• Plied and Prejudice
  Review of a very different adaptation
• William Crotch
  The celebrated musician born in 1775
• No honey for mead
  How a volcano rocked the Regency world

No. 135: May / June 2025

• Cover Story: A Lively Mind
  The Morgan Library & Museum, New York
• Scramble into a little Education
  Jane goes to Reading, Berkshire
• Jane Austen Festival in Bath
  Preview of the annual celebrations
• Nuggets of Joy
  Review of new TV series Miss Austen
• The Socialising Clergy Wife
  Augusta Elton from Emma
• Power of the Press
  Mechanical printing with steam