Judith Hawley is Professor of English at Royal Holloway, University of London. Her doctoral work at Oxford was on Laurence Sterne’s The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, which remains one… Read more »
In addition to talking to scholars who’ve recently completed monographs and editions, I thought that it’d be interesting to talk with teams of scholars who are currently working on large… Read more »
Registration for Periodisation: Pleasures and Pitfalls, which takes place on June 3rd this year at All Souls College Oxford, is now open (and also free!). The deadline for abstracts has… Read more »
Mary Fairclough is a Lecturer in English Literature in the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies and the Department of English and Related Literature at the University of York, where she also completed her PhD; before… Read more »
The programme for Romanticism and Self-Destruction, which will take place in Bristol on Friday May 9th, is now available on the conference website. The plenary speakers are Andrew Bennett and… Read more »
Gregory Tate writes with more details of this year’s BSLS conference, including information about speakers, trips and how to register: Registration is now open for the ninth annual conference… Read more »
The basic text of the programme for Romantic Locations is reproduced below for your perusal. The full version, in all its carefully-formatted glory, can be downloaded from the BARS website. – – –… Read more »
If you were wavering about whether to put in an abstract for the Thelwall conference this July, you might well be persuaded by the revised announcement below, which includes details… Read more »
Dr Anthony Mandal, Reader in English at Cardiff University, has published widely on Romantic and Victorian fiction and culture, focusing particularly on Jane Austen, book trade history and the Gothic novel. Among… Read more »