6W Jane Austen. London: The Zodiac Press, 1980.

Notes

Northanger Abbey, first published in 1817, is one of Jane Austen’s most playful and self-aware novels, blending romance with gentle satire of Gothic fiction. The story follows Catherine Morland, a young and imaginative heroine who becomes enamored with the sensational novels of the day and is invited to stay at the mysterious Northanger Abbey. Influenced by her love of Gothic tales, Catherine begins to suspect dark secrets within the abbey, only to discover that reality is far less dramatic than her imagination suggests. Through humor and irony, Austen explores themes of perception, growing maturity, and the contrast between fantasy and everyday life.

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Gray and white patterned canvas binding. Blue label to spine with gilt lettering. Original dust wrapper. Fine condition.