Emma, by Jane Austen, is a novel about youthful hubris and the perils of misconstrued romance. As in her other novels, Austen explores the concerns and difficulties of genteel women living in Georgian–Regency England; she also creates a lively comedy of manners among her characters. This novel has been adapted for several films, many television programs, and a long list of stage plays.

Latest episodes of the podcast Emma

• Volume Three, Chapter Nineteen
• Volume Three, Chapter Eighteen
• Volume Three, Chapter Seventeen
• Volume Three, Chapter Sixteen
• Volume Three, Chapter Fifteen
• Volume Three, Chapter Fourteen
• Volume Three, Chapter Thirteen
• Volume Three, Chapter Twelve
• Volume Three, Chapter Eleven
• Volume Three, Chapter Ten
• Volume Three, Chapter Nine
• Volume Three, Chapter Eight
• Volume Three, Chapter Seven
• Volume Three, Chapter Six
• Volume Three, Chapter Five
• Volume Three, Chapter Four
• Volume Three, Chapter Three
• Volume Three, Chapter Two
• Volume Three, Chapter One
• Volume Two, Chapter Eighteen
• Volume Two, Chapter Seventeen
• Volume Two, Chapter Sixteen
• Volume Two, Chapter Fifteen
• Volume Two, Chapter Fourteen
• Volume Two, Chapter Thirteen
• Volume Two, Chapter Twelve
• Volume Two, Chapter Eleven
• Volume Two, Chapter Ten
• Volume Two, Chapter Nine
• Volume Two, Chapter Eight
• Volume Two, Chapter Seven
• Volume Two, Chapter Six
• Volume Two, Chapter Five
• Volume Two, Chapter Four
• Volume Two, Chapter Three
• Volume Two, Chapter Two
• Volume Two, Chapter One
• Volume One, Chapter Eighteen
• Volume One, Chapter Seventeen
• Volume One, Chapter Sixteen
• Volume One, Chapter Fifteen
• Volume One, Chapter Fourteen
• Volume One, Chapter Thirteen
• Volume One, Chapter Twelve
• Volume One, Chapter Eleven
• Volume One, Chapter Ten
• Volume One, Chapter Nine
• Volume One, Chapter Eight
• Volume One, Chapter Seven
• Volume One, Chapter Six
• Volume One, Chapter Five
• Volume One, Chapter Four
• Volume One, Chapter Three
• Volume One, Chapter Two
• Volume One, Chapter One