Registration for the Jane Austen Book Journal and Literary Journeys Workshop - 5th Edition

THIS WORKSHOP WAS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2025
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BOOK JOURNAL AND LITERARY PATHS V EDITION

A special edition of our Book Journal workshop, celebrating a beloved author, Jane Austen, and her love of reading and writing.
A book journal is every reader's ally, a fundamental tool for keeping track of the books you've read and a precious object to browse over time to observe your journey through the stories.

But how does it work and how do you build a truly effective book journal that's suited to your personal needs?

For the fifth edition of the workshop on Book Journaling and Literary Journeys , Debora Lambruschini reveals the potential of this tool, with practical examples and plenty of advice for finding the right format for each of us.

Together we will fill out the pages dedicated to the book chosen for the course.
This edition is special and different from previous ones: it will be dedicated to Jane Austen, whose birth anniversary falls this year.
The second part of the workshop, as always dedicated to literary exploration, will focus on Austen's six canonical novels.

THE PROGRAM :

WHAT IS A BOOK JOURNAL AND HOW TO BUILD IT

• What is a book journal and why is it a fundamental tool for the reader and the professional?
• There are many types of book journals, each with its own unique style. Let's look at some examples of the various options, from the most basic to the most creative.
• How to Build an Effective Book Journal: The Essentials, the Tests, and How to Use It
• Let's fill out the pages dedicated to the selected book together
  
  

JANE AUSTEN AND THE SIX CANONICAL NOVELS

• The Places and Times of Jane Austen
• The World of Jane Austen
• The writing
• Jane Austen and the Bildungsroman
• The six canonical novels (in chronological order): Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Emma, ​​Persuasion
• How and why to read Jane Austen today

The workshop is organized in collaboration with Debora Lambruschini : editor, cultural events organizer, content creator and press office, Debora is a literature teacher, specializing in English and North American culture.
She collaborates with magazines including criticaletteraria.org and osservatoriocattedrale.com , and she created and coordinates an online reading group and a film club, as well as an in-person reading group. She cultivates words, both her own and those of others, through targeted writing and reading projects. And, needless to say, she has a passion for stationery and can't live without a book journal to track the readings, interviews, inspiration, and research that inform her editorial work.

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