Samuel Richardson & Jane Austen 
The Greatest Regency Romance Novels 
Love in Excess, Sense and Sensibility, Vanity Fair, Fantomina, Patronage, The Wanderer, Pamela, Miss Marjoribanks…

The Greatest Regency Romance Novels anthology unites the pivotal voices of a dynamic period in literature, underlining the diversity and depth of the Regency eras narrative artistry. Its collection presents a remarkable array of literary styles, from the intricate moral examinations of Jane Austen to the passionate realism of Leo Tolstoy, and the pioneering feminist viewpoints of Mary Wollstonecraft. This anthology is not just a celebration of romantic narratives but a study in the evolution of the genre, offering a robust exploration of societal norms, gender relations, and the human condition as reflected through the prism of love and conflict. The distinguished authors included have each contributed monumentally to their respective literary canons and movements. From Samuel Richardsons epistolary novels, which laid early groundwork for the genre, to the sharp social commentary of William Makepeace Thackeray and the complex psychological narratives of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos, this collection represents a significant span of time and thought. These authors backgroundsfrom the landed gentry to the intellectual eliteprovide a fascinating context for their stories, illustrating a broad spectrum of perspectives on morality, class, and human rights, thus offering a comprehensive insight into Regency society. This anthology invites readers on a scholarly journey through one of literatures most romanticized eras. It is an essential collection for those wishing to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Regency romance, providing a unique opportunity to explore the revolutionary ideas and diverse narrative techniques that defined a literary age. Each work not only serves as a standalone piece of literary art but also contributes to a larger, intricate dialogue about love, society, and the evolving human story.