About
The Pride and Prejudice Novel Magazine follows the three volume structure of the first edition published in 1813.
The complete text appears in a double column layout and is interwoven with editorial features that reimagine the fashions, interiors, objects and social life of Regency England through a contemporary lens.
The Three Volumes of
Pride and Prejudice
Volume I opens with the first chapters of the novel and features such as Rational Creatures and Bonnets Bon Ton which celebrate intelligence, charm and the artistry of Regency millinery.
Volume II follows the drama and romance of the story with shoots like The Briar Rose and Miss Blacklin’s New Season. These blend the craft of historic dressmaking with the staging and mood of modern fashion photography.
Volume 3
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume III concludes the novel with grandeur and intimacy. From A Princess’s Wardrobe to the quiet resolution of Darcy and Elizabeth’s story, it is a volume of legacy, love and return.
Volume III concludes the novel with grandeur and intimacy. From A Princess’s Wardrobe to the quiet resolution of Darcy and Elizabeth’s story, it is a volume of legacy, love and return.
Volume II follows the drama and romance of the story with shoots like The Briar Rose and Miss Blacklin’s New Season. These blend the craft of historic dressmaking with the staging and mood of modern fashion photography.
Volume I opens with the first chapters of the novel and features such as Rational Creatures and Bonnets Bon Ton which celebrate intelligence, charm and the artistry of Regency millinery.
Volume III concludes the novel with grandeur and intimacy. From A Princess’s Wardrobe to the quiet resolution of Darcy and Elizabeth’s story, it is a volume of legacy, love and return.
Volume II follows the drama and romance of the story with shoots like The Briar Rose and Miss Blacklin’s New Season. These blend the craft of historic dressmaking with the staging and mood of modern fashion photography.
Volume I opens with the first chapters of the novel and features such as Rational Creatures and Bonnets Bon Ton which celebrate intelligence, charm and the artistry of Regency millinery.
All three volumes in one elegant hardback coffee table book.
Gold peacock feather detailing on the spine. Three silk bookmarks. A design made to last and to be returned to again and again.
The Pemberley Edition
The cover is the only time we dare to feature our version of Lizzy and Jane.
Curated By.... Who is S J King esq?
S J King Esq. is the creator and curator of the Pride and Prejudice Novel Magazine.
With over twenty years in creative direction and design, he brings together .ai generated imagery, historical research and the visual language of contemporary culture to create a new way to read and see Austen’s work.
This is not about academic precision or historical re-enactment. It is about atmosphere, imagination and the pleasure of rediscovering a classic in a way that feels alive.
SJ King pictured with robot Jane. King says "She's no where near as talented as her namesake."
What is a Novel Magazine?
A Novel Magazine is a different way to experience a story. It keeps the original words exactly as they were written, but surrounds them with photography, fashion, objects and design that bring the world of the book into the present.
It sits somewhere between a book and a magazine. You still have the depth and rhythm of the text, but also the richness and energy of visual storytelling.
Our first title is Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
Imagined adverts from the real designers of the age.
Visual features, fantastic fashions and shoots of the influeners before and after Austen.
