Press Release: The Kelmscott Press and Its Legacies
A one-day symposium hosted by The William Morris Society 6 November 2021 Venue: St Bride Foundation, London In 2021 it will be 125 years since the publication of the Kelmscott […]
Category Archives: Events
CFP – Comic Verse of the 19th Century: Power, Politics, Poetics
Grove House, University of Roehampton, LondonWednesday 20th July, 2022 “A servant write verses!” says Madam Du Bloom;“Pray what is the subject? — a mop, or a broom?” ⎯ from Elizabeth […]
BAVS@Home: Terrifying Tales of the Victorian Weird
A Halloween-themed BAVS@Home session exploring nineteenth-century ghost stories Wed, 27 October 2021 17:00 – 18:30 BST ‘Of course I do not believe in ghosts; but I don’t deny, any more […]
All Aboard the London Necropolis! Cemeteries and the Victorian Dead (Fundraiser in partnership with EHU19)
This online talk is part of a fundraiser to help our marathon runner, Andrew, make his target for London 2021. Your ticket fee and any donations will all make a […]
Working with COVE: Pro Tips
Hi everyone, I’ve been asked to run a Zoom workshop on using COVE Studio that goes a little deeper into what you can do with the tools and content: Tuesday, […]
CFP: Radicalism and Reform, 19C Studies Assoc. Conference
RADICALISM & REFORMThe 43rd Annual ConferenceNineteenth-Century Studies AssociationRochester, New YorkMarch 16-19, 2022 Proposal Deadline: September 30, 2021 Conference Website: https://ncsaweb.net/conferences/2022-ncsa-conference-information/ Join NCSA’s mailing list: https://mailchi.mp/4b3379af336e/ncsamailinglist Inspired by the history of radicalism […]
Author event with Victorianist Lee Jackson
The Reading Agency and Yale University Press are pleased to announce an author event with Victorianist Lee Jackson, author of Palaces of Pleasure: How the Victorians Invented Mass Entertainment. In his […]
Cove Workshop – Thursday 22 July 6pm BST
On Thursday, July 22, COVE will be running a more in-depth workshop on our tools and content: 10 am Pacific, 1 pm Eastern, 6 pm British Summer Time, 7 pm […]
