Omar F. Miranda is Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of San Francisco. His work examines literatures of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, especially their transnational, global… Read more »
Jacob Lloyd is a Lecturer in English Literature at Cardiff University. His work focuses on relationships between poetry and politics, as well as questions of influence, transmission and transformation in… Read more »
Matthew Ward is Lecturer in Nineteenth-Century Literature at the University of Birmingham. His work focuses on British Romanticism, poetic traditions and intellectual history – he is especially interested in the… Read more »
Pamela Buck is Associate Professor of English at Sacred Heart University. She is a scholar of British Romantic literature whose work focuses particularly on gender, empire, and material culture. Recent… Read more »
James Armstrong is an adjunct assistant professor at City College of the City University of New York. He has published extensively on drama in the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries,… Read more »
We’re delighted to have had such a good response to our calls for ‘Romantic Making and Unmaking’ – we have an excellent array of session calls, and many fascinating abstracts… Read more »
Joey S. Kim is an Assistant Professor of English Literature at the University of Toledo. Her research considers global Anglophone literature, with a particular focus on the eighteenth and nineteenth… Read more »
The British Association for Romantic Studies is glad to launch the Call for Papers for its 2024 International Conference, Romantic Making and Unmaking. The text can be found below and… Read more »
Rachel Mann (RM) is an Instructor in Speech at the University of South Carolina. She has research interests in 18th century British literature, digital humanities, and ‘distant reading’; she has… Read more »
Hannah Doherty Hudson is Associate Professor of English at Suffolk University in Boston. Her interests include Romantic-era fiction, intertextuality, periodical culture, the affordances of biography and the commercial history of… Read more »