A Comprehensive Guide to Austenesque Novels – Mansfield Park

**This list is in chronological order based on the publication year through 2019

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Key:

M – Modern Adaption

SS– Short Story

S – Sequel

APV – Alternate Point-of-View

YA – Young Adult

F – Fantasy

PL – Play

PR – Prequel

MY – Mystery

P – Paranormal

PA – Parody

MC – Minor Character
V – Variation

R – Retelling

N – Novella

12 comments

I would like to know that which of these sequels are about Edmund, do you know? Because normally the sequels are about Susan Price or some other character but not Edmund. 🙁 (other than Edmund Bertram’s Diary which was amazing).

Sure thing, Milka. It does seem that a lot of the of focus is on minor characters it seems.

Maria of Birkthwaite, A Jane Austen Sequel – Maria Rushworth
– Edmund Bertram’s Diary – Edmund
– Central Park – a modern retelling of Mansfield Park
– Mansfield Revisited – Susan Price
– The Youngest Miss Ward – prequel to Mansfield Park
– The Reluctant Baronet – Thomas Bertram
– Mansfield Letters – Fanny and Henry
– The Admiral’s Lady – Henry and Mary Crawford
– Mansfield Park: A Play
– Mansfield Park: An Alternative Ending – 7 chapters that change the ending of Mansfield Park
– Mrs. Rushworth – Maria Rushworth
– Miss Abigail’s Part, or Version and Diversion – Julia Bertram’s maid
– Ladysmead – Mrs. Norris and Maria
– Susan Price, or Resolution – Susan Price

I have read Edmund Bertram’s Diary by Amanda Grange, and it is wonderful! I have also read Central Park by Debra White Smith and if you don’t mind the Christian undertones, it is a nice modern adaption to Mansfield Park.

I think that the Central Park one could be interesting. I will add it to my list. 🙂
Thanks a lot!

I hope you enjoy it, Milka. It takes place in New York City (Central Park).

I would like to try reading the ones about Maria Rushworth, I think it would be interesting to see what happens to her after her scandalous marriage. I also am intrigued to read the alternative ending one and Mansfield Letters.

That’s cool, I love New York City. I will definitely look for that book, maybe my mom buys it to me as a christmas present. 😀

Yeah, the alternative ending one could be interesting.

I thank you so much for complimenting me on my blog (The Burton Review), I shall return the favor! I think I will like it here as well, and I’m now following you. Looking forward to perusing what you’ve got here.

Thanks Marie.

I have only been at this for three weeks. I noticed we have a lot of similar reading tastes. I look forward to comparing notes on books we have both read and finding new ones on your blog.

I read Edmund Bertram’s Diary but don’t remember if I was enthused or not. I have to reread it. I had no idea there were so many other stories out there. Looks like many to look forward to.

Hi Milka,
I can’t promise you an Edmund-inspired book I’m afraid, but I do have what you might think is an interesting angle on him – and Fanny of course! I’ve always loved Mary Crawford, and felt for years that Austen weighed the scales against her, so you won’t be surprised to find she’s my heroine.