What Jane Austen Looked Like According to Forensic Science - Electric Literature

In the nearly 200 years since the beloved author’s death, readers have been unsure what Jane Austen actually looked like. The only portrait available was a watercolor by her sister Cassandra (left) that Austen’s niece claimed was “hideously unlike” the author. Although one would hope the appearance of an author is irrelevant to enjoying their work, […]

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