Author: bdelleman
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The Problem with the Compromise Trope
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What do we Really Know about Colonel Fitzwilliam?
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Canon vs. Fanon: Mary Bennet
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The Problem with Portrayals of Mr. Collins
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Imagining Jane Austen’s Heroines (with period portraits)
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The Unwritten Proposals in Jane Austen’s Novels
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Austen Quotes and the Problem with Wit
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Who is more Physically Attractive? The Hero or Villain in Each Austen Novel…
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Could Mr. Bennet have Saved Enough for Decent Fortunes on his Income?
I’m not a math person, so when I hear that Mr. Bennet needed to save reasonable fortunes (you know Austen never says dowry?) for his daughters out of an income of £2000 a year, I just don’t get it. So I used a spreadsheet and made compound interest tables.

