Cox, Brenda S.: - Brenda S.
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Cox\'s first book related to Jane Austen.
She worked internationally for many years and values the beautiful variety of cultures and languages, which she expressed in her book on languages, Who Talks Funny? She earned a bachelor\'s degree in chemical engineering, a master\'s in applied linguistics, and, now in her third career, is loving writing about Jane.
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She also enjoys cross-stitching Jane Austen projects and reading a wide range of books.
She is now passing that love on to her grandchildren, reading the novels aloud together as Austen\'s own family did.
Brenda loves learning and appreciated the privilege of homeschooling her four children because she got to learn so much along with them.
Each time she re-reads the books, she falls in love again with Austen\'s humor, deep insights into life and human nature, and finesse as a writer.
After devouring it, she immediately bought a complete set of Austen\'s novels.
Brenda first discovered Austen as a young mom living overseas, when she came across a copy of Emma.
She also loves connecting regularly with thousands of Austen fans at Jane Austen\'s World and on her own blog, Faith, Science, Joy, and Jane Austen.
So, she decided to write this book to provide all that information in one accessible place for others who love Jane Austen or history.
A popular speaker at Jane Austen Society of North America (JASNA) meetings, Brenda Cox has shared about church-related topics, ranging from satirical cartoons to country curates, at regional and national meetings, and contributes regularly to their academic journal, Persuasions On-Line.
She spent almost ten years researching, including visits to England, hunting up many, many books and resources, some obscure and not easily available, and digging through them to answer her multiplying questions.
She was excited to find new depths in Austen\'s works and astonishing connections with world-changing movements during this pivotal era in history.
Her own faith led her to start exploring the church in Austen\'s novels and world.
Cox is fascinated by the history of Jane Austen\'s time and the nuances of Austen\'s delightful and insightful books.
Cox, Brenda S.: - Brenda S
