ASMR/relaxation Literature - Jane Austen

This soft spoken history/culture ASMR podcast/video is about Jane Austen. Join me for a soothing journey through the life and wonderful writing of this classic novelist.. she's one of my favourites! if you enjoy the video, please like and subscribe :-)
Links for Austen lovers:
Her cottage in Chawton, now an excellent museum - www.jane-austens-house-museum...
The Jane Austen Centre in Bath - www.janeausten.co.uk
Chawton House, once owned by JA's brother, now a centre for the study of early women writers - chawtonhouse.org
All of JA's novels free to read online - www.literaturepage.com/author...
Drunk Austen, my fave JA blog - drunkausten.wordpress.com
#SoundsCurious is a youtube channel dedicated to audio adventures... as someone who experiences ASMR (and also uses audio to help me sleep), my aim with these videos is to provide you with a deeply relaxing experience that will help you to sleep, feel rested and refreshed - as well as triggering some tingles! Balancing soft and calming vocals with informative content, my favourite topics for videos are history, culture, literature, the fine and decorative arts... and whatever else takes my fancy! Subscribe to the Sounds Curious channel for updates on the latest videos - and don't forget to say hello on social...
Facebook:@soundscuriousaudio
Twitter: @Sounds_Curious
Website: www.soundscurious.net
Please note: all the images used in my slideshows are either photographs taken by me, or are in the Public Domain.

[@ellesworld7]

I love these types of videos! History and ASMR together are the most relaxing and calming for me. I would love to see separate videos on the novels especially Northanger Abbey.

[@SoundsCurious]

Great, thanks for the feedback! In that case, I will certainly add some talks about the individual novels to my list :)

[@poetryjones7946]

Wonderful! I can’t wait for the individual novels! 🌹🙏🏼🌹

[@SoundsCurious]

I've done 'Emma' already - the rest will follow, as and when! 😄 th-cam.com/video/F348DZ3kARQ/w-d-xo.html

[@TheMollyPitchers]

More and more Jane!
Talks about novels are
Greatness.
Thanks for your thoughtfulness
And lovely work....

[@SoundsCurious]

You're welcome, thank you! More Jane in the pipeline :)

[@victoirevanleuven4528]

what a great voice.. calm. soft.. yet a very interesting subject.. enjoyed every sec.. and
became very relaxed through this.. thanks kindly

[@SoundsCurious]

You're most welcome! If you enjoy Jane Austen-era culture, then you might also enjoy the videos I've just posted this week, on The Wallace Collection. The first one is here: th-cam.com/video/PWY1ym1bg9s/w-d-xo.html

[@TheRantsOfABookWorm]

I am so glad this exists . As a soft spoken asmr listener and a Jane Austen obsessive

[@SoundsCurious]

I'm glad you like it - thanks for listening!

[@KB-hv7cb]

What a great listen! Packed with interesting information on Jane Austen and really relaxing too!

[@maryarmentrout6491]

This site is the best discovery I will make all year! ❤ I've just listened to my first talk regarding Jane Austen, and already I am wanting more... I feel myself fast becoming your Number One Fan (and I'm grateful) ☺

[@SoundsCurious]

Thank you for joining the Sounds Curious community, Mary!

[@aashiqs3523]

This is the exact kind of channel that I've been craving for all this time!❤ asmr, literature, soft spoken British English, all packed into one😊

[@SoundsCurious]

Glad you found me! Hope you enjoy the rest of the channel, too 🙂

[@aashiqs3523]

@@SoundsCurious I am an English literature student. It's helping me a lot. Thank you😊.
Hey can you do a video on Aphra behn dear? or any other authors from the preromantic/romantic periods, or any other authors and their works on your preference please😊

[@aashiqs3523]

@@SoundsCurious Yes, indeed I checked out your channel. It's fantastic 😊❤

[@aashiqs3523]

Can I expect a new video soon😊

[@SoundsCurious]

@@aashiqs3523 I'm a fan of Aphra Behn, so I will add her to my list! However, I should warn you, it can take me months to get a video ready, so by the time it's out, you may no longer be studying her! Meanwhile, you might enjoy the video I've made on the History of Gothic - it's a wide-ranging talk on all aspects of gothic culture, so there isn't a lot of specific literary reference, but I do briefly dip into the influence of gothic on the Romantics, and mention Mary Shelley, Byron and Horace Walpole.

[@fairyberryfizz6802]

I had to read Pride and Prejudice in high school. It was the first book that I read in school that I actually liked and wanted to read again. She's my favorite author. I'd love to hear you talk about her individual books.

[@maisouimathe9414]

More on Jane Austen please! I am absolutely enchanted with all of your videos. Thank you for your works of brilliance!

[@SoundsCurious]

You're welcome - and thank you for your support! I'm hoping to make a video tour about Jane Austen's cottage (which is a rather marvellous museum) in the new year...and aiming for talks on some of her individual novels later on in 2020 🙂

[@haunteddirt]

This was wonderful and so interesting, thanks for making it !

[@SoundsCurious]

You're welcome - I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@charmtrap]

This is excellent. Definitely subbing and looking forward to more videos.

[@SoundsCurious]

Thank you! More Austen content coming soon, too :)

[@tseringchemiyeaton3581]

Such a beautiful voice ❤️❤️❤️

[@SoundsCurious]

Thank you!

[@pagerkyma]

Awesome!

[@SoundsCurious]

Thank you! ❤️