Jane Austen’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’ finds an unlikely audience among young men

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I work for the military in a small building in the middle of nowhere with roughly eight other guys for 12 hours a day. The building I work in allows no outside electronics inside. There are no phones, no Spotify, no doomscrolling. All we have to pass the time between work is to play cards and to read.

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