A peerless chronicler of class and romance, the “Pride and Prejudice” author was never prolific. But her work remains ...

Dear Miss Manners: My stepson is a successful novelist. I’m reading an advanced copy of his new book, which is brilliant, but ...

GENTLE READER: As etiquette prohibits you from snatching a gift back out of the recipient’s hands, Miss Manners recommends ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to giving away valuable jewelry someone found as a ...

GENTLE READER: As etiquette prohibits you from snatching a gift back out of the recipient’s hands, Miss Manners recommends ...

Gentle Reader: As etiquette prohibits you from snatching a gift back out of the recipient’s hands, Miss Manners recommends ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to communicating the dress code on invitations.

I found a really nice bracelet at a park. Someone dear to me has a birthday soon, and her birthstone happens to be a garnet.

She's always so accommodating when her friend comes for a visit. But when the tables were turned, she came off snobby.

I tried my best to find the owner, placing an ad in a local online publication. It has been some weeks now, and no one has claimed it.

Am I justified in feeling miffed? Let me set the scene: I was the second of three people waiting in line to pay for our purchases at a local shop in our small town. The proprietor was the cashier, ...

If we knew these friends were going to be eating some of what they made for us, it would feel like a public service to say something.