Recording: Joanna Baillie’s The Tryal
Dear BARS members, Please find below the link to a recording of a staged reading of Joanna Baillie’s The Tryal that took place on 23 October, 2024, at the Theatre Royal in… Read more »
Dear BARS members, Please find below the link to a recording of a staged reading of Joanna Baillie’s The Tryal that took place on 23 October, 2024, at the Theatre Royal in… Read more »
Thomas Beddoes was the pioneering doctor and chemical researcher who in the 1790s established the Pneumatic Institution to conduct experimental treatments with oxygen, hydrocarbonate and nitrous oxide — using apparatus… Read more »
A new resource, Dorothy Wordsworth’s Lake District: Poems from the Commonplace Book is now available on Romantic Circles, edited by Michelle Levy. Check it out here: https://romantic-circles.org/editions/DW/poems From the website:… Read more »
Tim Fulford and John Goodridge have created a new website presenting their scholarly edition of Bloomfield’s Collected Writings — including his bestselling The Farmer’s Boy, his poem/journal/sketchbook The Banks of Wye, his Rural Tales and May-day for… Read more »
Romanticism on the Net is seeking reviews of digital projects to highlight digital scholarship by and for Romanticists. Digital reviews should be approximately 1,000 words in length and address the project’s… Read more »
I’m pleased to announce a further update to the Robert Bloomfield and Labouring-class Poetry website. I’ve now posted essays on Crabbe and Bloomfield (Hugh Underhill), Bloomfield and the Sublime… Read more »
Here is a first look at a new open access website devoted to Bloomfield and labouring-class poetry of the Romantic Era: https://robertbloomfield.co.uk/ The site features editions of Bloomfield’s Selected Poems including his most… Read more »
We are happy to announce two restored Romantic Circles Electronic Editions. As shown by the return of these editions, the technical editors at Romantic Circles are hard at work not only producing new… Read more »
New Romantic Circles Praxis Series Volume Edited by Matthew Sangster (University of Glasgow) While modern scholars often focus on examining Romantic-period works’ receptions around the times of their original publications,… Read more »
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 »