Monthly Archives: October 2021

By Jack Orchard The Coleridge Conference is back – in time for the 250th anniversary of STC’s birth year, and in Somerset, where, in that annus mirabilis 1797-98, he was… Read more »

By Jack Orchard In the fourth in our series of #Shelley200 interviews, Shelley Conference Postgraduate Helper, Laura Blunsden, speaks with Shelley Conference advisor, Professor Sharon Ruston, about her first encounters… Read more »

By Anna Mercer Thankyou to BARS members and friends for attending and now proposing events for BARS Digital Events! Get your free tickets for the next season of events below… Read more »

By Jack Orchard The first event in our new season of BARS Digital Events 2021-22. As the field of Romanticism in the past few decades has broadened to allow more… Read more »

By Jack Orchard This free roundtable event, to be held on Zoom, gathers a distinguished line-up of Shelley scholars and editors to discuss Percy Bysshe Shelley’s textual fragments and legacy… Read more »

By Jack Orchard This free roundtable event, to be held on Zoom, gathers a distinguished line-up of Shelley scholars to discuss Percy Bysshe Shelley’s last lyrics, the ‘Jane Poems’, ahead… Read more »

By Emily Paterson-Morgan The 19th international conference of the Gesellschaft für englische Romantik (Society for English Romanticism)will be hosted by the Chair of English Literature of the University of Augsburg… Read more »

By Emily Paterson-Morgan The Pforzheimer Grants are awarded each year to support research in British Romanticism and literary culture, 1789-1832. Preference is given to projects involving authors and subjects featured… Read more »

By Emily Paterson-Morgan The School of Humanities and Performing Arts, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, wishes to appoint a temporary 0.4 FTE AHRC Research Assistant for 48 months to start… Read more »

By Emily Paterson-Morgan The Bodleian Libraries are now accepting applications for Visiting Fellowships to be taken up during academic year 2022-23. Fellowships support periods of research in the Special Collections… Read more »