Romanticists interested in the popular theatre of the 1820s and 30s will be happy to hear that Retrospect Opera has released a recording of the melodrama Jack Sheppard from 1839. Melodrama first… Read more »
Dear all, I am pleased to say that Dined is now available! This resource is the fruit of my labours digitising the first Holland House dinner book (covering 1799–1806) (https://dined.qmul.ac.uk). There’s also… Read more »
At the British Association for Romantic Studies’ recent Romantic Boundaries conference, a roundtable on article publishing revealed that there was considerable appetite for an event demystifying monograph publishing in Romantic… Read more »
Dear all, We have a number of important things to tell you about. Firstly, I’m writing partly to urge you to please continue to transcribe Davy’s Notebooks. We are supposed to… Read more »
Experience the magic of the archive and get up-close with the past with hands-on experiential courses at Wordsworth Grasmere. ‘…the highlight was most definitely the manuscript session: holding an original… Read more »
Historical Texts, which gives digital access to EEBO, ECCO, the UK Medical Heritage Library, and the BL 19th-Century Collections, has launched a new set of resources that you let you… Read more »
A message from Dr Mariam Wassif, Communications Director of the Keats-Shelley Association of America (K-SAA): I’m writing to share K-SAA’s new digital initiative created by Communications Fellow Shellie Audsley: an… Read more »
Given the reliance of so many Romanticism scholars on digital research throughout the pandemic, it felt like a good time to update this list of online resources from 2020. This… Read more »
This roundtable, Poetic Form and Biological Form, addressed the explosion of experimental ideas about form in literature and the natural sciences in the Romantic period, seeking to generate insight and… Read more »
A CD album of new music and poetry readings is released on 25 March by NMC recordings. BAFTA Award-winning actor Toby Jones reanimates the nineteenth-century poet John Clare through his… Read more »