Pride and Prejudice Gifts for Jane Austen Fans

Looking for Pride and Prejudice gifts for the Austen fan who already owns every edition? Jane Austen Post retells the novel in 24 letters from Elizabeth, Darcy, the Bennets and the rest of the cast, mailed to their door over a year. It's a literary gift they can hold, reread and keep.

Hand holding a kraft envelope of Jane Austen Post letters with red wax-seal stickers, a Netherfield 'To Be Let' notice and illustrated enclosures from Pride and Prejudice

A gift that keeps arriving

Most gifts are opened once. This one arrives twice a month, on the 1st and 15th, so the story unfolds slowly, the way the events of the novel do. Every subscriber starts with the very first letter, whenever they join.

What's in each mailing

  • Letters written in the voices of the characters, from Elizabeth and Jane Bennet to Mr. Darcy, Charlotte Lucas, Mr. Collins and Lady Catherine de Bourgh
  • Gossip columns and news clippings from Meryton, Hunsford, London and beyond
  • Custom artwork, enclosures and curated extras, such as an invitation to the Netherfield ball

Each letter is folded the Regency way, just as letters were in 1811.

Who it's for

  • The friend who rereads Pride and Prejudice every year
  • Anyone watching Netflix's new Pride and Prejudice series, which premieres December 3
  • Lovers of letters, stationery and beautiful mail
  • New readers, too: no need to have read the novel first

How to give it

  1. Choose the one-year plan: $129, paid once. It never renews, so there's nothing for them to cancel.
  2. At checkout, enter the recipient's name and address. The letters are addressed to them.
  3. That's it. Their letters start arriving with the next mailing.

Holiday timing: order by December 13 for the December 15 mailing, the last before Christmas. Orders after that start with the January 1 mailing.

We ship to the United States (free), Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia. Prefer to pay as you go? There's also a monthly plan at $15 a month.

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