Jane Austen's England

"[Anne-Marie Edwards] was able to tell her audience that even after two centuries it is still possible to walk with Jane in her world where she actually created her stories using the people she met and the countryside she loved."--Hampshire Chronicle (12/21/2017) "An engaging history and guide."--CHICAGO TRIBUNE "The traveller who wants to see in considerable detail the sites of Austen's life and works and the returning pilgrim who has taken several of the walking tours and intends to take more on the next visit should not be without this unique guide."--JANE AUSTEN SOCIETY "Ever fancied walking the real Pemberley from Pride and Prejudice or exploring Surrey's Box hill in the footsteps of Emma Woodhouse? Here's the book to help you..."--Walking Magazine ..".a lively gazetteer to places Jane lived, stayed and strolled in...The guide is very much a 'turn right, turn left, leave the car in the village' kind of book..." --Standpoint Magazine

Anne-Marie Edwards is the author of over 40 travel guides to the English countryside. She contributed to the The Jane Austen Companion and Walker's Britain. Edwards originally broadcast most of these walks on the BBC. She is a member ofthe Ramblers Association, the Backpackers Club, The British Shakespeare Association and the Jane Austen Society.

Illustrations Acknowledgements A Note on the Routes Calendar Introduction 1. Steventon - Home and Family 2. Steventon - Visiting Friends and Seeing 'The Neighbourhood' 3. In the Hampshire Highlands - Staying with the Lloyds at Ibthorpe 4. With Edward in Kent - Goodnestone and Rowling 5. Godmersham 6. Jane Visits Bath 7. Residence in Bath 8. Holidays in Devon 9. Lyme Regis - 'Summers by the Sea' 10. Southampton - Jane and the Navy 11. 'Our Chawton Home' 12. Walking to Alton, Wyards Farm and Chawton Park 13. Great Bookham and an 'Exploring Party' to Box Hill 14. Jane in London 15. Winchester - Jane's Last Journey Walking in England Book List