This is Donald Williams, author of Deeper Magic,

The Theology Behind the Ridings of C.S. Lewis.

And you are listening to Pints with Jack.

If I loved you less, I might be able to speak about it more.

This is Pines with Jack, Season 6, Episode 35.

Jack's bookshelf, Jane Austen.

After Hours with Rachel Sherlock.

Welcome everyone. Here on Pinesworth Jack, we're reading our way through the works of C.S. Lewis.

And this month, we're working our way through Jack's bookshelf, looking at the authors and the books which shaped the life and the writing of C.S. Lewis.

And in the last episode, we considered Milton. And today we turn to Jane Austen, with today's quotation coming from her work, Emma.

And today we're joined by Rachel Sherlock.

Rachel Sherlock is a writer with a background in literary writing and book reviewing.

She's passionate about literature with a special interest in history, mythology, classic novels and crime fiction,

as well as a keen interest in language, linguistics,

and the history of language.

She is the host of the podcast, Risky Enchantment, on which I have been a guest, and I'm

very pleased to welcome her here.

Rachel Sherlock, welcome to Pites for Jack.

Thanks very much for having me.

It's lovely to be on.

I think this is, in some ways, ways technically my first time. I think you shared

an episode that we did on Risky Enchantment on Pites with Jack, but this is a real pleasure

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