In de media

Voor nieuws- en blogberichten over de reisgids, kijk op JaneAusten.nl.

In de media:

De boekencollectie van Karin Quint – De Boekensalon, 13 april 2016.

Het schrijftafeltje van Jane Austen – Trouw, 30 mei 2015

Ontdek het Engeland van Jane Austen – Margriet, 6 februari 2015

Rubriek Kortweg dichtbij – Plus Magazine, september 2014

In Kent is iedereen gelukkig (PDF) – Het Laatste Nieuws, 30 augustus 2014

Interview Karin Quint bij Opium op 4 – Radio 4, 23 juli 2014

Op reis met Jane Austen – Bill.be, 17 juli 2014

In Jane’s voetspoor – REIZEN Magazine, juli/augustus 2014

De romantische wereld van Jane Austen – Nederlands Dagblad, vrijdag 13 juni 2014

Op zoek naar de vijver die Jane Austen nooit beschreef (PDF) – de Volkskrant, Sir Edmund, 7 juni 2014

Tilburgse gek van Jane Austen, interview met Karin Quint – Brabants Dagblad, 3 juni 2014

Dromen van Mr. Darcy, recensie – Boekenkrant, juni 2014

Het Engeland (en nog zo veel meer) van Jane Austen, interview met Karin Quint – Bol.com Boekenredactie, juni 2014

Reizen door het Engeland van Jane Austen – Boek-delen, juni 2014

Inspirerende gids voor een adembenemend mooi land – eci.nl, mei 2014

Meer plaquettes graag, column Arjan Peters over Het Engeland van Jane Austen – de Volkskrant, Sir Edmund, 24 mei 2014

Met het oog op morgen, interview met Karin Quint en Maartje van Weegen – Radio 1, 27 april 2014 (mp3)

Het Engeland van Jane Austen, interview met Karin Quint – De Literaire Toerist, 10 maart 2014

In de voetsporen van Jane Austen – Flow Magazine, maart 2014

2x in de voetsporen van (pdf) – Nouveau, maart 2014

Jane Austen in Bath – Dominicus Magazine januari 2014

‘Jane Austen daagt lezers nog altijd uit’ (pdf) – Boekblad Magazine, december 2013

Interview Karin Quint, auteur Het Engeland van Jane Austen – website Jane Austen Society Nederland

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I hope everybody is still doing okay❤️
Since most of us won't be able to visit England for awhile, I've decided to bring a little bit of England to you. This is another anecdote about writing the Jane Austen travel guide, featuring a scary encounter with a male during one of my walks.

My parents always had a relaxed approach to parenting. In general, they assumed that I had enough common sense not get myself in too much trouble. But of course there were a few rules, three of which I can remember:

1. never accept a treat from a stranger
2. never get into a car with a stranger
3. never walk through a forest on your own

Rule number 2 I remembered in the old part of Kintbury, where the Fowle family lived, friends of the Austens. I was looking for a place to eat. As I looked in through a dingy pub window, I heard a car stop behind me. An old, somewhat battered man in an equally old and battered car referred me to the pub on the other side of the village. He assured me they served much better food. And coincidentally he was just on his way there… so if I wanted he would give me a ride!

I already saw myself being gagged and dumped in a damp basement, so I politely declined his offer and said I'd like to explore the village on foot. When I walked into the pub half an hour later, he sat talking there with his friends over a pint of beer. Turned out he wasn't an evil kidnapper at all, just a very kind man.

I had to let go of rule number 3 for writing Jane Austen's England. Of course I had to include some walking routes in the guide and of course I had to walk them first.

On one of my walks, I walked from Upper Farringdon to Chawton, along an ancient pilgrim path. No one to be seen, beautiful weather, great walking. Until I heard an infernal racket in the bushes. "There you go, Quint," I thought. "There he is, that scary man they always warned you about." But this man had antlers and was more scared of me than I was of him. As he sprinted down the path, I felt my legs trembling. So from now on there is rule number 4: watch out for jumping deer.

Read more about Kintbury and other Austen (film) locations in 'Jane Austen's England: A Travel Guide'.
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Available worldwide!
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Signed copies at the Jane Austen Centre: bit.ly/2ONe158
Amazon UK: amzn.to/2YIZHMh
Amazon US: amzn.to/2plBZK0I hope everybody is still doing okay❤️
Since most of us won't be able to visit England for awhile, I've decided to bring a little bit of England to you. This is another anecdote about writing the Jane Austen travel guide, featuring a scary encounter with a male during one of my walks.

My parents always had a relaxed approach to parenting. In general, they assumed that I had enough common sense not get myself in too much trouble. But of course there were a few rules, three of which I can remember:

1. never accept a treat from a stranger
2. never get into a car with a stranger
3. never walk through a forest on your own

Rule number 2 I remembered in the old part of Kintbury, where the Fowle family lived, friends of the Austens. I was looking for a place to eat. As I looked in through a dingy pub window, I heard a car stop behind me. An old, somewhat battered man in an equally old and battered car referred me to the pub on the other side of the village. He assured me they served much better food. And coincidentally he was just on his way there... so if I wanted he would give me a ride!

I already saw myself being gagged and dumped in a damp basement, so I politely declined his offer and said I'd like to explore the village on foot. When I walked into the pub half an hour later, he sat talking there with his friends over a pint of beer. Turned out he wasn't an evil kidnapper at all, just a very kind man.

I had to let go of rule number 3 for writing Jane Austen's England. Of course I had to include some walking routes in the guide and of course I had to walk them first.

On one of my walks, I walked from Upper Farringdon to Chawton, along an ancient pilgrim path. No one to be seen, beautiful weather, great walking. Until I heard an infernal racket in the bushes. "There you go, Quint," I thought. "There he is, that scary man they always warned you about." But this man had antlers and was more scared of me than I was of him. As he sprinted down the path, I felt my legs trembling. So from now on there is rule number 4: watch out for jumping deer.

Read more about Kintbury and other Austen (film) locations in 'Jane Austen's England: A Travel Guide'.
.
Available worldwide!
.
Signed copies at the Jane Austen Centre: bit.ly/2ONe158
Amazon UK: amzn.to/2YIZHMh
Amazon US: amzn.to/2plBZK0 ... See MoreSee Less

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