Jane Austen Books

Jane Austen completed only six works in her lifetime. While this may presenting a seemingly limited representation of her talent, today each are well-known around the world and highly regarded for their clear message delivered by memorable cast of characters. No doubt her actual life and personal interactions benefited her writing prowess in time for each work takes on a life of its own - each developing its own personality in the Austen library.

The list below covers Jane Austen's six completed novels (of note is that two of them were actually published after her death), her two unfinished novels and her "Juvenilia" stories. Despite her short time behind the writing desk, Jane Austen remains one of the most well-known and admired writers in literary history.

Jane Austen's Works:

1811 - Sense & Sensibility
1813 - Pride & Prejudice
1814 - Mansfield Park
1815 - Emma
1811 - Persuasion (published posthumously)
1811 - Northanger Abbey (published posthumously)

Juvenilia Stories:

Lady Susan (unfinished)

From Juvenilia:

     Volume the First
          Jack and Alice
          Henry and Eliza
     Volume the Second
          Love and Friendship
          The History of England 
     Volume the Third
          Catharine; or, The Bower
          Evelyn