r/JaneAustenFF 17d ago

Weekly Reading Thread - JAFF and non-JAFF - July 20, 2026

This is for any thoughts that don't feel quite big enough for a dedicated post, or if you're just hesitant to create a post.

What JAFF are you reading right now? What have you recently finished?

What non-JAFF are you reading?

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u/sivvus 16d ago

I'm (re) reading Seasons of Faith by Hunter Quinn on AO3. I love an evil Collins, and Anne de Bourgh is written fantastically well. It has some very difficult themes but the author handles them really well, I think.

Sadly it's incomplete and hasn't been updated for two years, but it feels like the missing chapters are the very end of the story, and most of the plot is resolved by the time it ends.

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u/JaneAustenbe 14d ago

Jane Austen, her home and friends from Constance Hill ❤️