By Джейн Остин
Jane Austen, 2015
Dive into the witty and irreverent world of Jane Austen's early writings with The Beautifull Cassandra. This collection showcases Austen's darker, more satirical side, far from the refined drawing rooms of her later novels. Explore a landscape of youthful exuberance and sharp social commentary, where societal norms are gleefully upended.
Within these pages, discover a series of short stories and fragments brimming with outrageous characters and absurd situations. From tales of murder and theft to instances of drunkenness and perjury, Austen fearlessly explores the underbelly of human behavior with her signature wit and keen observation. This collection offers a unique glimpse into the development of Austen's literary genius, revealing the raw talent and comedic sensibility that would later define her iconic novels.
Part of the Penguin's Little Black Classics series, this volume celebrates the breadth and diversity of classic literature, offering readers a concise and accessible entry point into Austen's early work. Experience the unbridled creativity and playful experimentation of a young Jane Austen, as she fearlessly satirizes the follies and foibles of her time.