Romantic Women’s Travel Writing
By Catherine Redford I became interested in women’s travel writing of the Romantic period entirely by accident during the course of my PhD research. Part of my doctoral thesis explores… Read more »
By Catherine Redford I became interested in women’s travel writing of the Romantic period entirely by accident during the course of my PhD research. Part of my doctoral thesis explores… Read more »
By marylshannon This year, facilitating the Romantic Illustration Network has taught me three things: be ready shift furniture and sweep floors at 9am in your best conference jacket; never underestimate… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster BARS recently provided support for the Military Masculinities in the Long Nineteenth Century conference at the University of Hull, organised by Anna Barry and Emma Butcher. We’re… Read more »
By maximiliaan@gmail.com by Maximiliaan van Woudenberg The fifth story in both Gespensterbuch and Fantasmagoriana (vol 2), ‘L’Heure fatale’ / ‘The Fated Hour,’ is the second story in Tales of the… Read more »
By annamercer90 I wrote this blog in April for BARS (the British Association for Romantic Studies). I am very pleased to be part of their blog writing team, and very… Read more »
By marylshannon The Arts And Feeling in Nineteenth-Century Literature and CultureBirkbeck, University of London, 16-18 July 2015 Keynote Speakers: Caroline Arscott, Tim Barringer, Meaghan Clarke, Kate Flint, Hilary Fraser, Michael… Read more »
By marylshannon The fourth We had two inter-related themes for the symposium: 1.Miniaturization: Drawing on Peter Otto’s work on virtual culture in the Romantic period, is the illustration a form… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster A message from Daniel Cook on this year’s Copley Bursary recipients: — I’m delighted to announce the recipients of the Stephen Copley Postgraduate Research Award for 2015…. Read more »
By annamercer90 This post was originally published on Romantic Textualities , June 2015. The Shelleys’ collaborative literary relationship never had a constant dynamic: as with the nature of any human… Read more »