Incoming BARS Digital Events Officer
We received a number of very high quality applications for the BARS Digital Events Officer position for the next election cycle. The Executive Committee are delighted to announce that the… Read more »
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BARS/BAVS Nineteenth-Century Matters Fellowship 2024-2025 Awardee Announced
Nineteenth-Century Matters is an initiative jointly run by the British Association for Romantic Studies and the British Association for Victorian Studies. Now in its eighth year, it is aimed at… Read more »
Romantic Poets in the Wild #4: Ciaran O’Rourke
RPW is back with more poetry, the thing everybody loves! This week we have Dublin-based poet Ciaran O’Rourke. O’Rourke is a widely published poet whose second collection, Phantom Gang, was… Read more »
Romantic Poets in the Wild #3: Jedediah Pumblechook
Byron Bicentennial Closet Dramas by Jed Pumblechook, final year student of History and English at University College Cork Editor’s note: RPW is back again with something different! This time we… Read more »
Event: Global Equiano
Dear Colleagues, The Early Caribbean Society is pleased to announce Global Equiano, a global, virtual, free, and accessible event that opens fresh conversations about enslaved and free Black people as they navigated spaces dominated by violent,… Read more »
“Ephemeral Monsters”: Representations of Revolutionary Energy in William Wordsworth’s The Prelude (1805) and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1818) by Dan Street
Editor’s introduction: As part of our ongoing spotlight on PGR/ECR series, the BARS Comms Team has commissioned this scholarly work from Dan Street, a PGR student at the University of… Read more »
Romantic Poets in the Wild #2: Colin Harker
RPW is back with another poet who has been inspired by the Romantics and/or Romantic themes–this week, as we move into autumn/winter months, we have a writer deeply moved by,… Read more »
HELPING TO RUN THE CLARE SOCIETY
From Sue Holgate, Chair of the John Clare Society Committee We should like to invite Clare Society members new and old to consider joining our committee, which has a number… Read more »
Symposium Programme: ‘Robert Fergusson’s Textual Legacies in the 250 Years Since his Death’
Date: Friday 6th September, 9:30am – 4.45pm Location: Studio Two, Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow. Tickets available here via Eventbrite. We are inviting scholars and enthusiasts on Friday 6th September to the University of… Read more »
Mary Shelley and the New Woman: Grant Allen’s uses of the Shelleys’ marriage
A new ‘Romantic Reimaginings’ post, written by Chloe Wilcox, revisits the Canadian science writer Grant Allen’s 19th-century novel The Woman Who Did and its adaptation of the marriage of Percy… Read more »