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Welcome
to the world of Jane Austen's early writings,
novels, letters, life and times.
Whether you are a seasoned Jane Austen enthusiast or a first time reader, you will find a course to enrich your contextual knowledge and appreciation of this sharply observant, enduringly popular novelist.
Choose from a range of five-day or weekend residential courses at various attractive venues in the UK.
Shorter talks, day-long sessions and guided walks in Bath, Chawton, Lyme Regis and Sidmouth can be arranged to suit your needs.
Hazel's new book is now available world wide
and selling very well
.
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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE TOURS
Hazel has been asked to accompany several tours
in 2010,
to provide
connections with Jane Austen's life, times and
works at each location visited.
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A week in Jane Austen’s world . . . via central themes such as family, fortune and marriage, Hazel invited us to join her on a mental journey back to Jane Austen’s world. The course appealed to everybody not only because Hazel included many different materials such as paintings, photos, letters, and of course the novels but also because she managed to activate both the ‘Jane Austen- beginner’ and the trained literary connoisseur. There is absolutely no doubt that Hazel enjoys these courses as much as her students, and I would be surprised if anybody would be able to present Jane Austen, her works and world in a more interesting light. I returned to Denmark with a strong wish to reread all of Austen’s novels, and I have already started . . .
Louise, Copenhagen.
Next Courses
Mon 15 to Fri 19 March 2010 - EMMA at The Ammerdown Centre
This course includes a visit to Chawton Great House and Chawton Cottage
Tues 6 to Fri 9 April 2010 - JANE AUSTEN'S WORLD at Missenden Abbey
This course includes a day in Bath with a guided walk
Further courses in 2010 and 2011
Details are being put on the Calendar page as they are arranged. There will be a new venue in 2010 - Missenden Abbey in Buckinghamshire.