Jane Austen’s six novels have been read, talked about and turned into plays, movies, etc. And yet, while her work is celebrated worldwide, her life is often thought of as fairly unremarkable. Austen’s own nephew helped to promote this view when he published a biography of her life (30 years after her death). Nancy Moser’s new novel, Just Jane, gives readers a glimpse into what Austen’s life might have truly been like.

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