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BECOMING A WOMAN OF LETTERS: MYTHS OF AUTHORSHIP AND FACTS OF THE VICTORIAN MARKET
(Princeton, 2009)
by Linda H. Peterson;
To be reviewed by Katherine D. Harris.
BRITISH AESTHETICISM AND ANCIENT GREECE
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
by Stefano-Maria Evangelista;
To be reviewed by Gillen D'Arcy Wood.
BRITISH VICTORIAN WOMEN'S PERIODICALS: BEAUTY, CIVILIZATION, POETRY
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009) xiii + 236 pp.
by Kathryn Ledbetter;
Reviewed by Kimberly J. Stern.
THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO ENGLISH LITERATURE, 18301914
Cambridge, 2010
by Joanne Shattock, ed.;
To be reviewed by .
THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO VICTORIAN CULTURE
(Cambridge, 2010
by Francis O'Gorman, ed.;
To be reviewed by .
CLASS, CULTURE AND SUBURBAN ANXIETIES IN THE VICTORIAN ERA
(Routledge, Taylor and Francis, 2009). 176pp.
by Laura Whelan;
Reviewed by Sarah Bilston.
CONCEPTUALIZING CRUELTY TO CHILDREN IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND-LITERATURE, REPRESENTATION, AND THE NSPCC
(Ashgate, 2009) i-vi + 208 pp.
by Monica Flegel;
Reviewed by Meg Norcia.
DARWIN AND THE MEMORY OF THE HUMAN: EVOLUTION, SAVAGES, AND SOUTH AMERICA
(Cambridge, 2009) xii + 243 pp.
by Cannon Schmitt;
Reviewed by George Levine.
THE DEMON AND THE DAMOZEL: DYNAMICS OF DESIRE IN THE WORKS OF CHRISTINA ROSSETTI AND DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI
(Ohio, 2009) 211 pp.
by Suzanne B. Waldman;
Reviewed by Kathleen O'Neill Sims.
THE DYNAMICS OF GENRE: JOURNALISM AND THE PRACTICE OF LITERATURE IN MID-VICTORIAN BRITAIN
(Virginia, 2009), x + 234 pp.
by Dallas Liddle;
Reviewed by Laurel Brake.
ELECTRIC METERS: VICTORIAN PHYSIOLOGICAL POETICS
(Ohio UP, 2009), pp. xiii + 222 pp.
by Jason R. Rudy;
Reviewed by Meredith Martin.
FORGERY IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE AND CULTURE: FICTIONS OF FINANCE FROM DICKENS TO WILDE
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009) x + 187 pp.
by Sara Malton;
Reviewed by Leeann D. Hunter.
GHOST-SEERS, DETECTIVES, AND SPIRITUALISTS: THEORIES OF VISION IN VICTORIAN LITERATURE AND SCIENCE
Cambridge, April 2010
by Srdjan Smajic;
To be reviewed by Anne DeWitt.
GLOBALIZATION AND THE GREAT EXHIBITION
(Palgrave US, 2009)
by Paul Young;
To be reviewed by Barry Qualls.
HARRIET MARTINEAU, VICTORIAN IMPERIALISM, AND THE CIVILIZING MISSION
(Ashgate, January 2010
by Deborah Logan;
To be reviewed by .
HERETICAL HELLENISM: WOMEN WRITERS, ANCIENT GREECE, AND THE VICTORIAN POPULAR IMAGINATION
(Ohio, 2009) ix + 262 pp.
by Shanyn Fiske;
Reviewed by Noah Comet.
A HISTORY OF VICTORIAN LITERATURE
(Wiley-Blackwell, 2009) xii + 463 pp.
by James Eli Adams;
Reviewed by David Riede.
THE JANUARY-MAY MARRIAGE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY BRITISH LITERATURE
(Palgrave Macmillan 2009). i-xii + 256 pages.
by Esther Godfrey;
Reviewed by Deborah Morse.
JOHN RUSKIN AND THE VICTORIAN THEATRE
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
by Kate Newey and Jeffrey Richards;
To be reviewed by Martin Meisel.
THE LITERATE EYE: VICTORIAN ART WRITING AND MODERNIST AESTHETICS
(Oxford, 2009)
by Rachel Teukolsky;
Reviewed by Elyse Graham.
LITERATURE AND DANCE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY BRITAIN: JANE AUSTEN TO THE NEW WOMAN
(Cambridge, 2009) vii + 202 pp.
by Cheryl A. Wilson;
Reviewed by Alisa Clapp-Itnyre.
A NECESSARY LUXURY: TEA IN VICTORIAN ENGLAND
(Ohio, 2008) xi + 375 pp.
by Julie E. Fromer;
Reviewed by Amy Robinson.
OSCAR WILDE
(Continuum, 2009)
by Ruth Robbins;
To be reviewed by Patricia Behrendt.
OSCAR WILDE AND MODERN CULTURE: THE MAKING OF A LEGEND
(Ohio, 2009)
by Joseph Bristow, ed.;
To be reviewed by Patricia Behrendt.
PERSEPHONE RISES, 1860-1927: MYTHOGRAPHY, GENDER, AND THE CREATION OF A NEW SPIRITUALITY
(Ashgate, 2009) xvi + 171 pp.
by Margot K. Louis;
Reviewed by Andrew Radford.
THE PLEASURES OF BENTHAMISM: VICTORIAN LITERATURE, UTILITY, POLITICAL ECONOMY
(Oxford, November 2009) 267pp.
by Kathleen Blake;
Reviewed by Regenia Gagnier.
THE POETRY OF CHARTISM: AESTHETICS, POLITICS, HISTORY
(Cambridge, 2009). ix + 299 pp.
by Mike Sanders;
Reviewed by John Plotz.
READING FOR THE LAW: BRITISH LITERARY HISTORY AND GENDER ADVOCACY
(Virginia, April 2010)
by Christine Krueger;
To be reviewed by Robert Barsky.
READING POPULAR CULTURE IN VICTORIAN PRINT: BELGRAVIA AND SENSATIONALISM
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009) xvi + 275 pp.
by Alberto Gabriele;
Reviewed by Nikki Hessell.
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON IN THE PACIFIC: TRAVEL, EMPIRE AND THE AUTHOR'S PROFESSION
(Ashgate, 2009) x + 193 pp.
by Roslyn Jolly;
Reviewed by John Lyon.
RUSKIN, THE THEATRE AND VICTORIAN VISUAL CULTURE
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009) xiv + 242 pp.
by Anselm Heinrich, Katherine Newey and Jeffrey Richards, eds.;
Reviewed by Martin Meisel.
SHAKESPEARE AND VICTORIAN WOMEN
(Cambridge, 2009) x + 207pp.
by Gail Marshall;
Reviewed by Christopher Decker.
THE TRAGI-COMEDY OF VICTORIAN FATHERHOOD
(Cambridge, 2009) xii + 246 pp.
by Valerie Sanders;
Reviewed by Eileen Gillooly.
VICTORIAN LITERATURE: AN ANTHOLOGY
(Blackwell/ Wiley, 2009)
by William Whitla;
To be reviewed by Jared Hromadka.
A VICTORIAN MUSE: THE AFTERLIFE OF DANTE'S BEATRICE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE
(Continuum, 2009)
by Julia Straub;
Reviewed by J. Barrie Bullen.
VICTORIAN SECRECY: ECONOMIES OF KNOWLEDGE AND CONCEALMENT
(Ashgate, March 2010)
by Albert Pionke and Millstein Tischler, eds.;
Reviewed by Stephen Arata.
VICTORIAN VULGARITY
(Ashgate, 2009)
by Susan David Bernstein and Elsie Michie, eds.;
To be reviewed by Ariel Gunn.
THE VICTORIANS AND OLD AGE
(Oxford, 2009) xiv + 284 pp.
by Karen Chase;
Reviewed by Sarah Bleakney.
WOMEN WRITERS AND NINETEENTH-CENTURY MEDIEVALISM
(Palgrave-Macmillan, 2009) 230 pp.
by Clare Broome Saunders;
Reviewed by Antony H. Harrison.
THE WORKS OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
(Pickering & Chatto, 2009)
by Sandra Donaldson, ed.;
To be reviewed by Stephen Prickett.
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