Monthly Archives: October 2013

By Catherine Redford A page from the Frankenstein manuscript, showing corrections It’s been a ridiculously long time since I last posted on this site, as I’ve been busy finishing my… Read more »

By admin A reminder that the deadline for BARS’ 2014 Early Career and Postgraduate Conference, Romantic Locations, is coming up in a couple of weeks (on November 15th). This should… Read more »

By admin Open Book have just published a collection of writings by the French Romantic historian Jules Michelet, edited by Lionel Gossman and featuring new and revised translations by Gossman,… Read more »

By admin Writing for Romantic Heirs, Naomi Billingsley talks about her role in ‘Burning Bright’, a real-world and online exhibition exploring the influence of the work of William Blake as… Read more »

By Katherine Fender Dr Joseph Crawford (University of Exeter) Exeter – as described by Daniel Defoe in the early eighteenth-century: “large, rich, beautiful, populous and…once very strong”. Joseph Coles, “A… Read more »

By Anthony Mandal It’s not often that you get the chance to go to a conference which will involve a trip to the pier, a day spent at one of… Read more »

By Katherine Fender Professor David Bromwich (Yale University) – ‘Romanticism, Justice, and the Idea of the Nation’ Wednesday 23 October, 5:15pm, Seminar Room A, St Cross Building We’re delighted to… Read more »

By cassieulph The second workshop of the Creative Communities network, ‘Metropolitan Institutions’, took place at UCL on 20th and 21st September. Click to view slideshow. As the photographs here illustrate,… Read more »

By cassieulph Network members (and non-members!) may be interested in the newly relaunched Virtual Library System of Dissenting Academies Online. The Virtual Library System is a union catalogue which represents… Read more »

By admin Since there are a whole load of deadlines coming up in the next few weeks, I thought it’d be useful to put together a list of conferences currently… Read more »