Pride Unprejudiced: Being extracts from the papers of the Reverend William Collins, Rector of the Parish of Hunsford, in the county of Kent.

This book retells the story of Jane Austen's most popular book from the point of view of one of her least popular characters, Mr. Collins, the comic clergyman from Pride and Prejudice. It is a light-hearted exploration of what might have happened behind the scenes of this famous novel.