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ADVERTISING, SUBJECTIVITY AND THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY NOVEL: DICKENS, BALZAC, AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE WALLS
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009), xi + 214 pp.
by Sara Thornton;
Reviewed by Nicholas Mason.
ARTFUL DODGERS: RECONCEIVING THE GOLDEN AGE OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
(Oxford, 2009) xiv + 264 pp.
by Marah Gubar;
Reviewed by James Eli Adams.
CHARLES DICKENS, A TALE OF TWO CITIES AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
(Palgrave US, 2009) xi + 212 pp.
by Colin Jones, Josephine McDonagh and Jon Mee;
Reviewed by Laurence Davies.
CLASS, CULTURE AND SUBURBAN ANXIETIES IN THE VICTORIAN ERA
(Routledge, Taylor and Francis, 2009). 176pp.
by Laura Whelan;
Reviewed by Sarah Bilston.
A COMPANION TO THOMAS HARDY
(Wiley-Blackwell, 2009), pp. xiv + 488
by Keith Wilson, ed.;
Reviewed by Kristin Ross.
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.
DICKENS, CHRISTIANITY AND THE LIFE OF OUR LORD: HUMBLE VENERATION, PROFOUND CONVICTION
(Continuum, 2009) x + 183 pp.
by Gary Colledge;
Reviewed by Christine Colón.
FROM SKETCH TO NOVEL: THE DEVELOPMENT OF VICTORIAN FICTION
(Cambridge 2009)
by Amanpal Garcha;
To be reviewed by John Sutherland.
THE HISTORICAL NOVEL
(Routledge, Taylor and Francis, 2009)
by Jerome de Groot;
To be reviewed by Harry Shaw.
THE JANUARY-MAY MARRIAGE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY BRITISH LITERATURE
(Palgrave Macmillan 2009). i-xii + 256 pages.
by Esther Godfrey;
Reviewed by Deborah Morse.
JOSEPH CONRAD AND THE PERFORMING ARTS
(Ashgate, 2009) viii + 165 pp.
by Katherine Isobel Baxter and Richard J. Hand, eds.;
Reviewed by Jeremy Hawthorn.
JOSEPH CONRAD AND THE READER: QUESTIONING MODERN THEORIES OF NARRATIVE AND READERSHIP
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
by Amar Acheraïou;
To be reviewed by Laurence Davies.
JOURNALISM AND THE NOVEL: TRUTH AND FICTION, 1700-2000
(Cambridge, 2009) viii + 269 pp.
by Doug Underwood;
Reviewed by Jack Vespa.
LAW AND LITERATURE 3rd edition
(Harvard, 2009)
by Richard A. Posner;
Reviewed by Robert F. Barsky.
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.
MAKING A MAN: GENTLEMANLY APPETITES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY BRITISH NOVEL
(Ohio, 2009) viii + 309 pp.
by Gwen Hyman;
Reviewed by Pamela Gilbert.
NOVEL VIOLENCE: A NARRATOGRAPHY OF VICTORIAN FICTION
(Chicago, 2009) 268 pp.
by Garrett Stewart;
Reviewed by Andrew Bennett.
THE POLITICS OF GENDER IN ANTHONY TROLLOPE'S NOVELS
(Ashgate, 2009) xiii + 259 pp.
by Margaret Markwick, Deborah Denenholz Morse and Regenia Gagnier
, eds.;
Reviewed by N. John Hall.
THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE NOVEL: WRITING AND NARRATIVE IN BRITISH FICTION
(Johns Hopkins, 2009) ix + 234 pp
by Tony E. Jackson;
Reviewed by Laura M. White.
THE TRAGI-COMEDY OF VICTORIAN FATHERHOOD
(Cambridge, 2009) xii + 246 pp.
by Valerie Sanders;
Reviewed by Eileen Gillooly.
VICTORIAN DETECTIVE FICTION AND THE NATURE OF EVIDENCE: THE SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS OF POE, DICKENS, AND DOYLE
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
by Lawrence Frank;
To be reviewed by Paul Grimstad.
VICTORIAN LITERATURE: AN ANTHOLOGY
(Blackwell/ Wiley, 2009)
by William Whitla;
To be reviewed by Jared Hromadka.
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