Joanna Turner is a first-year PhD student at Loughborough University. Her thesis explores the filial relationship between fin-de-siècle popular fiction and mid nineteenth-century literature. Joanna is interested in how fin-de-siècle […]
Sarah McFee is a MA English graduate from Teesside University. Her research focuses primarily on disability in the Victorian Gothic and representations and constructions of gender and race in Neo-Victorian […]
Sarah Ross works as a PhD candidate at Johns Hopkins University, researching instances of deliberate destructive fire across Victorian fiction and culture. Her essay “Brave Hermeneutics, the Eastern Question, and Kingsley’s Hypatia” is in […]
Sarah McFee is a MA English graduate from Teesside University. Her research focuses primarily on disability in the Victorian Gothic and representations and constructions of gender and race in Neo-Victorian […]
Jessica White is a PhD student at the University of Liverpool. Her thesis assesses nineteenth-century texts as part of the Gothic cultural tradition through the lenses of economic vampirism and […]
Sara Zadrozny is a third year PhD candidate at the University of Portsmouth. Her thesis examines the way that Victorian doctors and authors write about women’s ageing. She is looking […]
Katharina Herold is lecturer in English at Brasenose College, Oxford. Her research focuses on late-Victorian Decadence, Cosmopolitanism and Orientalism. She tweets under @h_kjh. BAVS 2018, held in the beautiful surroundings […]
Henry Bartholomew is a third year PhD candidate at the universities of Exeter and Bath Spa. His thesis mines the overlap between the recent “Speculative Turn” in continental philosophy and […]
