Queen Caroline in Caricature – October 1820
In October 1820 the trial of Queen Caroline drew towards a close and the political tensions of the nation reached a fever pitch. For over two months, normal parliamentary business… Read more »
Author Archives: Emily Paterson-Morgan
Table Talks 1: New Approaches to Romanticism and the Natural World
BOOKING NOW OPEN Booking is now open for the first of of the ‘Tables Talks’, part of ‘The Romantic Ridiculous’ project funded by the AHRC (details of the project here)…. Read more »
Palgrave Advances in John Clare Studies: book launch symposium
19 November, 5-7pm GMT All BARS members are welcome to a free online symposium, launching a new paperback collection of essays just published, Palgrave Advances in John Clare Studies, edited… Read more »
New Romantic Textualities Special Issue
Romantic Textualities are pleased to publish a special issue on The Minerva Press and the Literary Marketplace, guest edited by Elizabeth Neiman and Christina Morin, after an extended hiatus of… Read more »
Jane Austen Society UK Graduate and Early Career Researcher Essay Prize 2020
This prize is inaugurated in 2020 by the Jane Austen Society to promote scholarship on Jane Austen among postgraduate and early career researchers at universities in the United Kingdom. It… Read more »
Assistant / PhD Position in English or American Literature
The Institute of English Studies at the University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland, is looking to hire a full-time assistant / doctoral student for a four-year teaching and research position, with the… Read more »
Romantic Circles Reviews and Receptions
Romantic Circles Reviews and Receptions is delighted to announce the publication of reviews of no fewer than ten new books – on Romanticism and psychoanalysis, Napoleonic Italy, Irish, Welsh, and… Read more »
CFP – Black Studies & Romanticism Virtual Conference
Sponsored by the Mount Holyoke English Department & the Critical Social Thought ProgramJune 24-25, 2021 Hortense Spillers suggests that a new “grammar” for thinking and instigating Black liberation from white… Read more »
Disparate Romantics
This year digital technology has brought us closer together than ever. With geography no object, we’re inviting experts on the Romantic era from all over the world to tell us… Read more »
Simon Armitage in Dove Cottage
Thursday 1 October, 5.00pm BST (UTC +1)This event is captioned. Dove Cottage is the place where William Wordsworth produced most of his greatest and best-loved poems. After being restored as… Read more »