Exploring
Reading Culture in the Victorian Underworld
For some years now, we have been treated to many colourful accounts of the Victorian underworld. Documentaries, serialisations of the nineteenth-century classics, neo-Victorian novels and sensational books have evoked the smells and sounds of the slums...
Reading the English Bible
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The 'abominable' Dickens rekindles the 'flame of love': rediscovering readers of the past
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Jane Austen's readers
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A reader in the 1870s and 1880s: Molly Hughes's recollections of her childhood books
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Reading and World War One
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Reading Places
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'The roads were unspeakable': reading while travelling
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