Victoriographies

Meg Dobbins' fantastic article is free to access: 'Adapting (to) Jane Eyre: Racial Violence, Intergenerational Trauma, and Black Optimism in Lauren Blackwood’s Within These Wicked Walls' 👇👇👇 euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

14.3 is out now featuring an interview with Jesse Erickson, fantastic new work on neo-Victorian drama and fiction, and insights into nineteenth-century attitudes to Greek nationhood and childhood greediness euppublishing.com/toc/vic/current

14.1 also contains fantastic articles on: - James Thomson's The City of Dreadful Night - Michel Faber's The Crimson Petal and the White - Greek Modernity and the great exhibition Plus a host of book reviews Enjoy! 😀

14.1 is out now! You can access Manisha Basu's featured article on Enola Holmes for free: euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

We're looking for copyeditors! This is a great role for postgrads or early career academics who want experience of journal production. You'll check over 1 or 2 articles three times per year. It's not paid but you get to work with a lovely team 😃victoriographies@gmail.com

@EdinburghUP is offering free access to all its literature journals during January - including Victoriographies! Enjoy 12 years of fantastic articles... euppublishing.com/loi/vic euppublishing.com/literarystudies

Our new issue is OUT NOW! It's about confinement: the entrapped individual in Victorian writing. euppublishing.com/toc/vic/13/1

In the latest volume of Victoriographies: - The Neo-Victorian Corset: Two Narrative Approaches to the Constricting Garment in Sarah Waters’s Fingersmith and Laura Purcell’s The Corset and more! Find the full issue here 👇 euppublishing.com/toc/vic/13/1 @VictEup

Ever wondered what makes a Dickensian prison so...Dickensian? Find out in a stylistic analysis of the 'carceral characteristics' in Dickens' novels from @eleanor_march, @drdommoran, Matt Houlbrook, @YvonneJewkes and @MichaMahlberg

Meanwhile we are going to take a look at some of the articles we have to look forward to. First up, @mmpurdue has us "embowered in a mass of vegetation" in her study of confinement and predatory plants in Fin de Siècle fiction.

Our new issue on confinement is incoming! What are your favourite Victorian novels about confinement?

New year (kind of), new us! Do you like our new logo? It's inspired by the blue morpho butterfly 🦋

If anyone wants to read on how sensation fiction’s ‘diversity’ in the 1860s was often a tool of anti-Blackness and empire making, here’s my article on H. G. Smythies. Thanks to @BethLPalmer for including it in #Sensationfiction: New Directions @VictEup euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

Massive congratulations to @cemathieson, @UniOfSurrey’s Researcher of the Year! @SurreySLL @Surrey_SLLPGRs

@BAVS_UK @BAVS_PGs @SurreySLL

Conference alert: "Women Staging and Re-Staging the Nineteenth Century" (5-7 October, Universitat de València). CFP at: uv.es/lapuv/conferen…

@AmyHuseby42 @BethLPalmer

@BAVS_UK @BAVS_PGs @navsa @VolupteJournal @VINSNetwork

See: Wordsworth's Death and the Figure of the Poet in 1850 by @Drjmorton. #Wordsworth