A public-facing project set to uncover previously unpublished material from the early nineteenth century’s ‘foremost man of science’ has launched online. Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829) discovered more chemical elements than… Read more »
We are delighted to present the recording of our first #Shelley200 event, an Epipsychidion roundtable chaired by Dr Bysshe Inigo Coffey and featuring Dr Will Bowers, Professor Stuart Curran, Professor… Read more »
Since December 2018, Keats House, Hampstead has been celebrating the life and works of Keats through the Keats200 bicentenary programme. Although the house remains closed to the public at present,… Read more »
‘The Death of Keats’: An Immersive Video Story from the Keats-Shelley House narrated by Bob Geldof premiering 23 February 6.30 pm This February the Keats-Shelley House will commemorate the bicentenary… Read more »
Click here to view. Come and see The Collected Works of Allan Ramsay team as they discuss the editions they are working on, and what has surprised them about the… Read more »
Romantic Sounds is an experiment in ways of engaging online publics, both immediately with the virtual exhibition of RÊVE (Romantic Europe: The Virtual Exhibition), and, in the longer term, with… Read more »
Romantic Circles is pleased to publish a new Praxis volume: The Sundry Faces of Nineteenth-Century Anglo-Jewish Literature, edited and introduced by Karen Weisman. This volume brings together essays that highlight… Read more »
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 »
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 »
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 »