Monthly Archives: April 2014

By Laura Whitebell By Margaret Speer In my January 15th 2014 The two of us got to work on combining the proofreading form that Lisa and Hardeep created (and made… Read more »

By Honor Rieley Romantic Realignments Thursdays at 5.15, English Faculty Building, Seminar Room A Week 1, 1 May: David Duff, University of Aberdeen Romantic Self-Advertising: The Art of the Prospectus… Read more »

By NENC The next meeting of NENC will be held on Wednesday 7th May, at 5pm in the Seminar Room of the IAS on Palace Green (Institute of Advanced Studies… Read more »

By admin Georgina Green is currently a Research Fellow at the University of York; prior to taking up this appointment, she completed her PhD at the University of Oxford and… Read more »

By admin Making, Breaking and Transgressing Boundaries: Europe in Romantic Writing, 1775-1830, which will take place in Newcastle on the 15th of July, has extended its Call for Papers until… Read more »

By Eric Loy The end of the semester, that is. Happy writing and grading everyone! …read more Source: http://blakearchive.wordpress.com/2014/04/23/the-end-is-near/

By admin On the bicentenary of the first defeat of Napoleon in 1814 and the arrival of ‘peace’ in Britain and Europe, Nicola Watson (Open University) and Ian Haywood (Roehampton… Read more »

By admin The Wordsworth Trust have recently started a new blog on Wordsworth and Romanticism; posts already published include Seamus Perry on Coleridge and spring, Pamela Woof on Dorothy Wordsworth… Read more »

By Catherine Redford There are some superb Romanticism blogs available on the web, and I thoroughly enjoy reading the latest news from a range of academics who are passionate about… Read more »

By Laura Whitebell Being British, one of my favourite pastimes is talking about the weather (usually in a tone of complaint whilst drinking a cup of tea, of course), and… Read more »