The works that make up this collection are far from being as famous as the classic novels of Jane Austen, but they allow us to take a completely new look at the creative development of the great English writer and at the direction in which she planned to move further if her creative and creative career had not been cut short. life path untimely death. “Sanditon” and “The Watsons” are unfinished (more precisely, “The Watsons” was completed by Austen’s sister from her drafts) and published many years after her death, novels that differ from the author’s earlier works in even stronger irony and satire beginning. Despite being unfinished, Sanditon was successfully filmed. And “The History of England” is a very funny parody of scientific work, making you remember the corresponding texts of Swift and Lewis Carroll. The collection also includes a collection of Austen’s letters.