Jane Austen Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

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Jane Austen

Last Updated: 12 Dec, 2023 | Views: 484

Age: 41

Profession: Author

Other Profession(s): NoveList

Famous For: Wrote Sense and Sensibility (Novel)

Jane Austen Religion, Birthday, Age

Date of Birth

16 Dec, 1775 (41 Years 07 Months 2 Days)

Birth Country

United Kingdom

Birth State/Province

England

Birth Place

Steventon

Birth Sign

Sagittarius

Religion

Christianity

Nationalities

British

Died on

18 Jul, 1817

Cause of Death

Hodgkin's Lymphoma

Jane Austen Early life, Education, Career, Awards, Achievements, Controversy, Unknown Facts

About (Profile/Biography):

Jane Austen is a well-known American NASA astronaut and test pilot, born in Colorado. She wrote about what she had seen and experienced because she was raised in a large, close-knit family belonging to the English nobility's lower echelons. She had written a substantial body of work by the time she was 18, which demonstrates her distaste for sentimental fiction. At 19, she wrote "Lady Susan," her first significant piece of writing. She then continued to write novels after that. But none of them could find publishers until she moved to Chawton and her brother Henry started working as her literary agent.

Career:

Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen's second book that was published, is what most people remember her for. The five unmarried Bennet sisters' lives and their relationship to the wealthy and desirable Mr. Bingley are at the center of the narrative.

Egerton released her third book, "Mansfield Park," in May 1814. Even though critics passed it by, it was a big success and brought in the most money for her.

In December 1815, John Murray, a more well-known London publisher, released her fourth book, "Emma." Even though it was a covert royal order, the book was dedicated to Prince Regent (later known as George IV).

Austen started writing "The Elliots," subsequently known as "Persuasion," in 1815.

Achievements and Awards:

In July 1816, Jane completed the first draught. By then, Henry Austen had acquired the rights to "Susan" again from Crosby, intending to publish it as "Northanger Abbey."

Jane began writing a brand-new book in 1804, named "The Watsons," about the grim reality of economically dependent women. Her father fell ill very quickly, which caused their financial situation to deteriorate rapidly.

Unknown facts:

Jane Austen paid the London bookstore "Crosby & Co." ten pounds in 1803 for the rights to her book "Susan." Although the corporation promoted the book, it ultimately opted not to publish it.