No. 58: July / August 2012

No. 57: May / June 2012

• Mozart's Sister: a stunning new film tells of the talented musician eclipsed by a famous brother
• Oops, I did it again: drink, drugs, sex and gambling... lax morals prevailed in Georgian England
• Taking a tour around Steventon, birthplace of Jane Austen
• Rage against the machine: how the Luddites sought to protect their jobs and their families
• Exploring the character of Elizabeth Bennet

No. 56: March / April 2012

• Romance of the East: how Regency travellers were fascinated by Islam and the Orient
• Best-selling novelist Karen Doornebos asks why grown men swoon over Mr Darcy
• How Charles Dickens - celebrating the bicentenary of his birth - was influenced by Jane Austen's contemporaries
• Frances Burney's experiences at the Royal Court
• Jane Austen's nieces in Ireland - the amazing true story of May, Lou and Cass
• Finding the fools in Northanger Abbey

No. 55: January / February 2012

• The renowned crime author P. D. James talks about her love of Austen and her new Pride & Prejudice sequel
• The dangers of pregnancy and childbirth in Georgian times
• Maggie Lane looks at how Jane Austen depicted wintry weather in her books
• The other novelist Jane: Jane Porter, and her sister Anna-Maria
• Face to face with Jane's writing: a look at one of Jane's letters to Cassandra
• Forget Northanger Abbey - welcome to Nightmare Abbey

No. 54: November / December 2011

• Andrew Davies reveals to the JASNA conference how he 'sexed-up' Pride & Prejudice
• A new series of Garrow's Law, the Georgian courtroom drama, hits the TV screens
• The Night Before Christmas: seasonal writing from 1800s America
• Stunning pictures from the Jane Austen Festival in Bath
• Do the men in Sense & Sensibility disappoint, asks Maggie Lane
• Take a new look at the events that led to the start of the Regency.

No. 53: September / October 2011

• Jane Austen and Kate Middleton: how they are related
• Stetsons for JASNA as members prepare to gather in Texas
• Gorgeous Gainsborough: a new exhibition of the portraitist's landscapes
• Dealing with illness and death in the Regency era
• How Jane Austen uses characters overhearing conversations as a literary device
• The bird man of Lyme Regis and his incredible drawings.