By ladys-magazine If you have been following the project Twitter feed (@ladysmagproject) or recently set-up Facebook page you’ll have seen some of the recent updates we’ve been getting from project… Read more »
By sophiecoulombeau ‘Stepmothers at Law in the Long Eighteenth Century’ Tim Stretton, Saint Mary’s University, Nova Scotia Leverhulme Trust Visiting Professor, Cardiff University A Leverhulme Lecture supported by the Cardiff… Read more »
By Rachael Isom During the past few months I have been one of several project assistants processing images for the online archive of Blake: An Illustrated Quarterly. Every now and… Read more »
By danielcook by Daniel Cook with Jeffrey Kahan As part of this ongoing series on Teaching Romanticism we will consider the ways in which we lecture on and discuss individual… Read more »
By Sarah Jones Our winter issue (vol. 49, no. 3) has just been published. It contains: Joseph Fletcher, “Ocean Growing: Blake’s Two Versions of Newton and the Emerging Polypus” Sibylle… Read more »
By knlc As Jennie reminded us earlier this month, we have recently entered the last quarter of the term allotted to our research project. Most of my time currently goes… Read more »
By marylshannon Birkbeck Forum for Nineteenth-Century StudiesSpring 2016 Programme The first event of the spring term for the Birkbeck Forum for Nineteenth-Century Studies will feature Marta Weiss (Victoria & Albert… Read more »
By ladys-magazine Now we are comfortably into the new year, we thought it was high time that we gave a brief update on the Great Lady’s Magazine Stitch Off. For… Read more »
By marylshannon From the Birkbeck 19th C Forum website: ‘We are pleased to announce that audio recordings of Keynote Lectures are now available for ‘The Arts and Feeling in Nineteenth-Century… Read more »
By jd359 The serial fiction in the Lady’s Magazine (1770-1848) is often novel-length, anonymous and absorbing. I began writing this blog about one of the serials that I found particularly… Read more »