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Juvenilia – Volume III - Rebellious Witty and Ahead of Her Time: Austen's Final Early Writings - cover

Juvenilia – Volume III - Rebellious Witty and Ahead of Her Time: Austen's Final Early Writings

Jane Austen, Zenith Golden Quill

Publisher: Zenith Golden Quill

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Summary

Before Emma and Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen was already rewriting the rules.

Juvenilia: Volume III completes the collection of Jane Austen's remarkable early writings. These pieces—playful short stories, parodies, and sketches—offer a vibrant glimpse into the teenage imagination of a literary genius in the making. Filled with exaggerated heroines, satirical plots, and sharp wit, this volume reveals Austen's raw talent and her fearless experimentation with language and form.

This edition includes annotations and illustrations that provide context and clarity, making it ideal for Austen fans, literature students, and lovers of bold early fiction.

"Even in her youth, Austen's pen sparkled with irony and insight." — Literary Review
"These writings are a delight—fearless, mischievous, and strikingly modern." — The Times Literary Supplement

Click Buy Now to complete the trilogy of Jane Austen's unforgettable beginnings.
Available since: 05/14/2025.
Print length: 74 pages.

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