Nineteenth Century Perspectives
Personal website for Professor Kate Sang
No Fees No Cuts No Debt
Matt Houlbrook: mobile historian; beard growing, head shaving; occasional cycling.
Constance Naden's Year in Sonnets
History with its flickering lamp stumbles along the trail of the past...
Early Career Researcher and Teacher (SOAS)
of a social historian
The companion blog to the rotation curation Twitter account
Ramblings about literature, and going beyond books to explore language, history and culture
on Africa, public culture and digital media
Website of Dr Charlotte Mathieson
Historian of the Victorian Working-Class Home
C19 Historian & Brontë Fanatic. Living in North Yorkshire.
Cross-Disciplinary Dialogues and New Directions
A virtual writing workshop for academic folk
Dr Sophie Duncan: stage, spires, and Shakespeare
connecting you with information, support and your community
Join us to read Charles Dickens's 1864-1865 novel Our Mutual Friend in monthly instalments
Postgraduate Interdisciplinary Conference, KLT 2, University of Kent, 20-21 June 2014
A blog for the AHRC Connected Communities Early Career Researchers project
An Interdisciplinary Symposium on Depth in Digital Media
connecting the multitude of women theorists we need for the feminist revolution
5 June 2014, University of Warwick
Thoughts and notes from behind the scenes of The Drood Inquiry (www.droodinquiry.com)
Blog of the Centre for Imperial and Global History at the University of Exeter
stories from a nineteenth-century prison
100 poems in one day & other oddities
A blog, and a book, about Shakespeare gone global by Andrew Dickson
Lorna M Campbell
geographical perspectives on running
Thinking about place and power - a site written and curated by Stuart Elden
A poem a day penned by @PookyH
An alternative look at asylums, nineteenth century mental deficiency, Victorians, and other things
News about audiobooks, talking books, books on tape and other recorded books.
A blog on gender, citizenship and urban life
Author
A Pox on the Patriarchy
but making connections too
