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NORTHANGER ABBEY (1817) | Jane Austen's Gothic Parody | Full Audiobook | Classic Romance & Satire

Jane Austen like you've never heard her before! Before she skewered romance novels, Jane Austen took aim at gothic horror fiction in this brilliantly funny parody. Follow 17-year-old Catherine Morland, whose head is stuffed with "horrid" gothic novels, as she navigates the superficial social scene of Bath and discovers that real-life drama can be far more dangerous than any haunted castle. What makes this special: Jane Austen's sharpest satire and most playful novel A heroine who reads TOO MANY gothic novels (relatable!) Romance, mystery, and Austen's signature wit The original "terminally online" protagonist Perfect blend of humor, romance, and social commentary About the Author: Jane Austen (1775-1817) is one of the most beloved authors in English literature. While Pride and Prejudice and Emma get more attention, Northanger Abbey showcases Austen at her most satirical and self-aware. Written as a commentary on the gothic novel craze of her time, it remains hilariously relevant today. Narrated by: LibriVox Volunteers (Full Cast Recording) Total Runtime: 8 hours, 12 minutes Genre: Romance, Satire, Gothic Parody, Classic Literature 📚 Public Domain - Free to Listen & Share This audiobook is courtesy of LibriVox, featuring multiple talented volunteer narrators bringing each chapter to life. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain in the USA. 🎧 Perfect for: Jane Austen fans and newcomers alike Fans of witty, character-driven stories Anyone who loves smart satire Thanksgiving gatherings and road trips Background listening while cooking or crafting Book club discussions Credits: Written by Jane Austen (1817) Narrated by LibriVox Volunteers Book Coordinator: Kara Shallenberg (1969-2023) - In Loving Memory Meta Coordinator: Kara Shallenberg (1969-2023) Produced by LibriVox volunteers Featured Narrators: Kara Shallenberg, Patricia Oakley, vlooi, travelbratd, Inka, Cori Samuel, Gesine, Sage Tyrtle, Kristin LeMoine, Heather Barnett, Cynthia Lyons (1946-2011), wolvrin, Nocturna, Asaf Bartov, Kristen McQuillin, Vicki Barbour, Beth Dudek, Leo Vegoda 🔗 More Information: LibriVox Project: librivox.org #Audiobook #JaneAusten #NorthangerAbbey #ClassicLiterature #Romance #Satire #PublicDomain #LibriVox #FreeAudiobook #GothicParody #Regency #ClassicRomance #BritishLiterature #booktok 0:00:00 - Introduction 0:00:11 - Chapter 1: Catherine's Ordinary Beginnings 0:11:31 - Chapter 2: The Allens Take Catherine to Bath 0:26:41 - Chapter 3: Catherine Meets Henry Tilney 0:39:59 - Chapter 4: First Impressions at the Pump Room 0:48:56 - Chapter 5: Isabella Thorpe Arrives 0:57:44 - Chapter 6: Gothic Novels and New Friendships 1:11:04 - Chapter 7: The Thorpe Family 1:27:31 - Chapter 8: Dancing and Disappointment 1:45:00 - Chapter 9: John Thorpe's Pursuit 2:03:21 - Chapter 10: Broken Engagements and Apologies 2:26:08 - Chapter 11: Catherine's Social Dilemma 2:44:19 - Chapter 12: The General's Invitation 2:55:12 - Chapter 13: Journey to Northanger Abbey 3:12:47 - Chapter 14: First Night at the Abbey 3:38:36 - Chapter 15: Catherine Explores 3:58:14 - Chapter 16: The Mysterious Chest 4:14:47 - Chapter 17: Morning Embarrassment 4:23:58 - Chapter 18: The Cabinet Mystery 4:36:03 - Chapter 19: Catherine's Gothic Suspicions 4:46:32 - Chapter 20: Henry's Rebuke 5:06:57 - Chapter 21: Frederick Arrives 5:23:19 - Chapter 22: Isabella's Letters 5:41:31 - Chapter 23: More Correspondence 5:56:28 - Chapter 24: The General's Moods 6:13:06 - Chapter 25: Catherine's Contentment 6:32:39 - Chapter 26: Sudden Departure 6:48:58 - Chapter 27: The Journey Home 6:57:13 - Chapter 28: Catherine Returns to Fullerton 7:19:10 - Chapter 29: Eleanor's Letter 7:44:15 - Chapter 30: Henry Arrives 8:04:21 - Chapter 31: Resolution and Romance