Monthly Archives: January 2014

By Eric Loy The start of a new semester is usually a good time for research groups to take a quick intellectual inventory of the previous months’ accomplishments and to… Read more »

By Katherine Fender Nicolas Lema (Somerville College, University of Oxford) This week, we’re delighted to be welcoming Nicolas Lema from the University’s Faculty of Philosophy; he’ll be speaking to us… Read more »

By Laura Whitebell Here at BAND, we’re deep into proofreading a batch of Blake’s letters that are currently being prepared for publication. The large amount of different objects (over thirty… Read more »

By Honor Rieley Robert Stagg, University of Southampton Our speaker for this first Romantic Realignments of Hilary Term proper is Robert Stagg, who will respond to the characterisation of Wordsworth… Read more »

By admin Tim Fulford, Professor of English at De Montfort University, is one of the hardest-working scholars in Romantic studies. In the past several years, he has, among other things,… Read more »

By manuchander by Manu Samriti Chander When I started graduate school in the early 2000s, I planned to focus on postcolonial literatures, especially poetry, which at the time was relatively… Read more »

By Catherine Redford I can’t say that I’m a regular reader of the Chelmsford Weekly News, but earlier this month I found my Facebook and Twitter feeds filled with links… Read more »

By maximiliaan@gmail.com by Maximiliaan van Woudenberg Happy New Year Everyone! My introductory blog ‘last year’ – actually only a few weeks ago – provided a brief overview of Fantasmagoriana (1812)… Read more »

By Eric Loy By Margaret Speer As one of the two undergraduate assistants to the Blake Archive at the University of Rochester (BAND), my main activities are: Proofreading letters Asking… Read more »

By admin Sandy White, at the University of Southampton, sends details of a bicentenary symposium on Mansfield Park, which will be hosted by Gillian Dow at Chawton House Library on… Read more »