author
Edith C. (Edith Charlotte) Hubback
1876–1945
A writer with a close family link to Jane Austen, she is best remembered for work that helped preserve and extend Austen’s literary world. Her books combine family history, literary curiosity, and a clear affection for the Austen circle.
3 Audiobooks
Jane Austen's sailor brothers : Being the adventures of Sir Francis Austen, G.C.B., Admiral of the Fleet and Rear-Admiral Charles Austen
by J. H. (John Henry) Hubback, Edith C. (Edith Charlotte) Hubback
Margaret Dashwood : or, Interference
by Edith C. (Edith Charlotte) Hubback
The Watsons
by Jane Austen, Francis Brown, Edith C. (Edith Charlotte) Hubback
About the author
Edith C. Hubback, later known as Edith Charlotte Brown, was an English writer born in 1876 and died in 1945. Sources consistently connect her work with Jane Austen, who was her great-great-aunt, and that family connection shaped much of what she wrote.
She is especially known for co-authoring Jane Austen's Sailor Brothers with her father, J. H. Hubback, a book about Austen's brothers Francis and Charles Austen. She is also associated with The Watsons, a continuation of Jane Austen's unfinished novel, as well as other Austen-related writing.
Available source material is fairly brief, but it shows her as a writer interested in biography, family history, and the world around Jane Austen rather than as a public literary celebrity in her own right. I couldn't confirm a suitable portrait image from the pages I checked, so none is included here.