With 44 powerful essays, this 600 page assemblage of current critical thought on Austen is a great resource. Separated into topics of Jane Austen's Works; Historicizing Austen: Critical Approaches to Austen, Austen's  Communities, and Teaching Austen.  Contributors: Jodi L. Wyett; Peter Graham; Susan J. Wolfson; Emily Rohrbach; George Justice; Michael D. Lewis; Jodi A. Devine; John C. Leffel; Devoney Looser; Linda Bree; Elaine Bander; Katie Halsey; Tara Ghoshal Wallace; Laura M. White; Sarah Comyn; Sandie Byrne; Laura Vorachek; Sarah Marsh; Olivia Murphy; Lyndon J. Dominique; Adela Pinch; William Galperin; Amit Yahav; Sarah Ailwood; Kathleen Anderson; Susan Celia Greenfield; Paula Marantz Cohen; Rachel Canter; Wendy Jones; Susan Allen Ford; Alice Marie Villasenor; Christopher C. Nagle; Kylie Mirmohamadi; Marina Cano; Laaleen Sukhera; Sigrid Michelle Anderson; Melanie Borrego; Michael Gamer and Katrina O'Loughlin; Martha Stoddard Holmes; Gillian Dow and Kim Simpson; Tim Black and Danielle Spratt; Juliette Wells; Kimiyo Ogawa; Inger S. Brodey, Anne Fertig, and Sarah Schaefer Walton. Routledge 2022. Pb. $45.