Monthly Archives: March 2016

By jd359 One of the fascinating, yet easily overlooked, genres of the Lady’s Magazine is that of the acrostic (or, as they are often termed, ‘acrostick’) poem. Readily dismissed as… Read more »

By Anthony Mandal …read more Source:: http://www.romtext.org.uk/issues/issue-22/

By Anthony Mandal Popular Romanticism (http://poprom.streetprint.org/) is an open access online resource for the study of print and reading in the Romantic period. The following questions are of central importance:… Read more »

By Anthony Mandal The Cardiff Romanticism and Eighteenth Century Seminar (CRECS) turns three semesters old on Tuesday, 17 May 2016 … And, to celebrate, it’s time for the first CRECS… Read more »

By Matthew Sangster Postgraduates and early career scholars working in the area of Romanticism are invited to apply for a Stephen Copley Research Award. The BARS Executive Committee has established… Read more »

By katie.garner@live.co.uk Humanities scholars who are persistently reminded about the necessity of making their research interdisciplinary should definitely turn to Maureen McCue’s British Romanticism and the Reception of Italian Old… Read more »

By katie.garner@live.co.uk Humanities scholars who are persistently reminded about the necessity of making their research interdisciplinary should definitely turn to Maureen McCue’s British Romanticism and the Reception of Italian Old… Read more »

By knlc © Lucie Whitmore Sometimes there are benefits to spending far too much time on Twitter, and I was so excited when earlier this year I saw tweets about… Read more »

By Joe Fletcher As we continue work on the redesign of the Archive, our collaborative efforts with programmers and web designers who are unfamiliar with Blake’s work reveal aspects of… Read more »

By knlc I study and write about eighteenth-century literature, and one of my areas of interest is representations of footwear and movement in fiction of the period. I have spent… Read more »