Robert Bloomfield Website Updated
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 »
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 »
Issue 55.1 (2024) Mark Sandy and Duncan Wu are pleased to announce the publication of their guest-edited issue of The Wordsworth Circle in honour of the life and work of Michael O’Neill… 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 »
An expert panel demystifies the process of publishing a monograph in Romantic Studies, responding to your questions. Date and time Wed, 27 September 2023, 17:00 – 18:30 BST Tickets available… Read more »
We are glad to announce the publication of the most recent issue of The BARS Review (No. 59, Autumn 2022). The issue contains ten reviews of recent scholarly work within… Read more »
We are glad to announce the publication of the most recent issue of The BARS Review (No. 58, Spring 2022). The issue contains twelve reviews of recent scholarly work within… Read more »
European Romantic Review is pleased to announce the publication of a Special Issue (vol. 33, no. 5, October 2022), “Reading Shelley on the Bicentenary of his Death,” guest edited by Will… Read more »
We are glad to announce the publication of the most recent issue of The BARS Review (No. 57, Autumn 2021). The issue contains a total of eight reviews of recent… Read more »
We are glad to announce the publication of the most recent issue of The BARS Review (No. 56, Spring 2021). The issue contains a total of ten reviews of recent… Read more »
The AHRC-funded ‘Victorian Literary Languages’ network aims to bring together research across literary studies, historical linguistics, Irish studies, Scottish studies, Welsh studies, periodical studies, digital humanities and cultural history. Trialling… Read more »