The Jane Austen fansite anchors a literary network alongside firth.com and jane.austen.com. Below: where the scholarship-meets-fandom positioning expands.
High-leverage scope expansions ordered by impact-to-effort ratio.
Every film, TV, and stage Austen adaptation, scored, summarized, cross-linked to where to watch.
Austen's letters, juvenilia, unfinished works are underserved online. Build the canonical guide.
Reading-companion pages with annotations, period context, historical references, character maps.
Curated index of high-quality Austen fan-fiction with reviews and recommendations.
Replace generic Austen iconography with period-accurate Regency illustrations (public domain).
On novel pages, a chapter-by-chapter progress UI users can save in localStorage.
Sticky bar linking to firth.com (the Mr. Darcy 1995 deep-dive), austen.live, jane.austen.com.
Searchable database of every Austen character with role, novel, key scenes.
Marriage, money, manners, sisterhood, irony — pages for each.
Same novel, every adaptation, side-by-side cast/director/scope.
Copy any prompt into Claude. Replace bracketed placeholders before running. Framework follows the Opus 4.7 guide at claude.wholetech.com/prompting/.
<context> [Describe the site's current scope and the specific gap this prompt targets — replace with site-specific context before running.] </context> <instructions> For [NOVEL]'s Chapter [N], write a 1,500-word annotated reading-companion: plot summary, key passages with period-context notes, character development, themes introduced. </instructions> <constraints> - No preamble. Lead with the strongest claim. - Cite at least one external source per major claim. - Match the site's editorial voice. - Year-anchor any title that could date. </constraints> <output_format> H1, lede paragraph, 4-6 H2 sections, short conclusion. </output_format>
<context> [Describe the site's current scope and the specific gap this prompt targets — replace with site-specific context before running.] </context> <instructions> Review the [year] adaptation of [novel]. Evaluate fidelity, performance, period detail, what it gets right and where it diverges. Cross-link to firth.com for Mr. Darcy 1995. </instructions> <constraints> - No preamble. Lead with the strongest claim. - Cite at least one external source per major claim. - Match the site's editorial voice. - Year-anchor any title that could date. </constraints> <output_format> H1, lede paragraph, 4-6 H2 sections, short conclusion. </output_format>
<context> [Replace with the specific topic, source material, and current angle before running.] </context> <instructions> Pick one Jane Austen letter (provide source). Write a 600-word reading: who it's to, what it reveals, how it connects to the novels. </instructions> <constraints> - Voice: site's house style (read 2-3 existing pieces if needed). - 600-900 words unless the format specifies otherwise. - No filler, no preamble. </constraints>
<context> [Replace with the specific topic, source material, and current angle before running.] </context> <instructions> Recommend 5 Austen fan-fictions. For each: premise, why it works, what kind of reader it suits. </instructions> <constraints> - Voice: site's house style (read 2-3 existing pieces if needed). - 600-900 words unless the format specifies otherwise. - No filler, no preamble. </constraints>
Downloadable PDF kit for in-person book clubs: discussion questions, period menus, costume notes.
Modernized "translations" of select scenes, side-by-side with original. Generates discussion + traffic.
Read all 6 novels in a year, with monthly cohort discussion. Email-list driver.