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How Jane Austen's novels became a salvation in the First World War and how she herself became an icon of anti-feminism - read in Galina Jozefovich's new letter "Every year in August, the theme of the summer issue of Bookmarks is the novels of the "divine" Jane Austen, equally loved (although often interpreted differently) by the two brothers of the literary and comforting podcast. Today we will talk not about the author herself and not even about her work, but about the cult of "Jainism" associated with her. Read the new letter from the Nonpareil mailing list in the substack.

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How Jane Austen's novels became a salvation in the First World War and how she herself became an icon of anti-feminism - read in Galina Jozefovich's new letter "Every year in August, the theme of the summer issue of Bookmarks is the novels of the "divine" Jane Austen, equally loved (although often interpreted differently) by the two brothers of the literary and comforting podcast. Today we will talk not about the author herself and not even about her work, but about the cult of "Jainism" associated with her. Read the new letter from the Nonpareil mailing list in the substack.

How Jane Austen's novels became a salvation in the First World War and how she herself became an icon of anti-feminism - read in Galina Jozefovich's new letter "Every year in August, the theme of the summer issue of Bookmarks is the novels of the "divine" Jane Austen, equally loved (although often interpreted differently) by the two brothers of the literary and comforting podcast. Today we will talk not about the author herself and not even about her work, but about the cult of "Jainism" associated with her. Read the new letter from the Nonpareil mailing list in the substack.

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