Orphans of the Carnival: Julia Pastrana and the Neo-Victorian novel
Daryl Cox read BA English Studies at Teesside University and MA Disability Studies at University of Leeds. In October 2017, he will begin a North of England Consortium of Arts […]
Category Archives: Neo-Victorian Reviews
Many Shades of Polish Steampunk
Milosz K. Cybowski received his PhD at the University of Southampton. His thesis (The Polish Questions in British Politics and Beyond, 1830-1847) discussed political and public reactions to the widely […]
Airship Pirates, Zombie Butlers: Steampunk Adventure and the Perils of Punking
Helena Esser studied Anglophone Literature and History at the University of Duisburg-Essen, from which she graduated with a BA thesis on retrofuturist feminism in steampunk literature and an MA thesis […]
Neo-Victorian Review – Tales of Yesterday’s Tomorrows: Steampunk Fiction
Helena Esser studied Anglophone Literature and History at the University of Duisburg-Essen, from which she graduated with a BA thesis on retrofuturist feminism in steampunk literature and an MA thesis […]
Neo-Victorian Review – ‘Lizzie Borden took an axe’: See What I Have Done by Sarah Schmidt [spoilers]
Emily Turner is a first year doctoral candidate at the University of Sussex, where she is studying the medical humanities with a specific focus on locating archives of patient publications […]
Love The Machine, Hate The Factory: Steampunk Philosophies
Helena Esser studied Anglophone Literature and History at the University of Duisburg-Essen, from which she graduated with a BA thesis on retrofuturist feminism in steampunk literature and an MA thesis […]
Punking the Past: The Steampunk Aesthetic
Helena Esser studied Anglophone Literature and History at the University of Duisburg-Essen, from which she graduated with a BA thesis on retrofuturist feminism in steampunk literature and an MA thesis […]
Neo-Victorian Review – “Different Houses Built on the Same Foundation”: Science and Spiritualism in V.E. Schwab’s Shades of Magic Trilogy
Miranda Butler is a PhD student at the University of California, Riverside, where she studies Victorian reading and writing practices, historical media technologies, and evolutionary discourse. “There are four worlds,” […]
