Product Information
Author: Jane Austen
Curated By: S J King Esq.
Pages: 364
Dimensions: 216mm x 225mm
Weight: 2.4kg
Printed in the UK
170gsm gloss paper
Hardback cover
Notes: Three silk ribbon page markers, and green and white endpieces.
Returns and Refund Policy
Return and Refund Policy
We hope you enjoy your purchase of the Pride and Prejudice Novel Magazine. Each edition has been produced with great care and attention to detail. However, if your item arrives damaged or faulty, we’re here to help.
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Volume II
The second volume follows the unfolding drama of the novel. Here the narrative is accompanied by features including The Briar Rose and Miss Blacklin’s New Season. The imagery blends the craft of historic dressmaking with the imagination of contemporary fashion, bringing to life the romance, risk, and shifting fortunes that shape the middle chapters.
Between the chapters appear advertisements, programmes, and announcements drawn from the atmosphere of Regency London. A theatre bill, a notice of a ball, or the calling card of a fashionable new maker carries the sense of opportunity and intrigue. Together, they echo the uncertainty of the story itself, full of drama and change.
£20.00
Inside Volume II
This edition follows the structure of the original 1813 Pride and Prejudice. The complete text is set in a refined double column layout, accompanied by fashion editorisls, imagined advertisenents and historical details that bring the world of Austen to life. Every page is printed on smooth, high-quality paper to create a 21st century reading experience.
Behind Volume II
Each individual volume in the Novel Magazine is complete in itself, presenting a part of the story through Austen’s words and an accompanying visual world.
The supporting imagery and editorial detail were drawn from extensive research across collections at the V&A, the National Portrait Gallery, Chawton House, the British Library, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Kyoto Costume Institute, as well as through the work of Janeite scholars and dedicated online societies. For a complete list of all our research points please visit: www.prideandprejudice.uk/references.
Every feature within a volume was developed through cycles of .ai generation and human refinement, always judged by taste and by the standard of Austen herself: wit, intelligence, and restraint.
To be read, shown and shared
