Monthly Archives: April 2016

By Sarah Jones While working on the journal’s index this morning I noticed how many poems we have published over the years. We might go from one year to the… Read more »

By Andrea H. Everett In 2014 the William Blake Archive added a new wing devoted to searchable HTML and PDF editions of back issues of Blake/An Illustrated Quarterly, beginning with… Read more »

By marylshannon Dear All, Thank you so much for continuing to be part of the Romantic Illustration Network, and for following the RIN blog. We are interested in how membership… Read more »

By danielcook by Daniel Cook with Lucy Hodgetts 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 jd359 We often discuss the variety of items, subjects, themes and genres that appear in the Lady’s Magazine. Each seemingly transparent topic can be found within an array of… Read more »

By oishanisengupta Working on Blake’s receipts has given many of us the occasion to think of small and easy-to-miss problems. Alison’s post about the stamps, demonstrating her detailed observation of… Read more »

By Matthew Sangster Please see below for details of ‘Music, Medicine and Emotions’, an interdisciplinary symposium taking place next month at Queen Mary. — Music, Medicine and Emotions Friday 27th… Read more »

By Catherine Redford January 1891 issue of All the Year Round When I teach the likes of Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins to my undergraduates, I always encourage them to… Read more »

By Anthony Mandal Filed under: Conferences, Events Tagged: archives, conferences, eighteenth century, nineteenth century, pedagogy, research, Romanticism …read more Source:: https://crecs.wordpress.com/2016/04/19/crecs-conference-2016-poster/

By Eric Loy The past few weeks have seen considerable progress in the development of our revised Four Zoas schema. As we expand our sample set of objects, we’re testing… Read more »