...This chapter pursues a critical reassessment of Thomas Carlyle’s 1820s writings and their participation in the periodical culture and literary marketplace of the time. Well before he developed from Late-Romantic transcendentalist to historian of the French Revolution and, ultimately, to Victorian...

... gothicists of this period have tended to be dismissed as mere imitators. However, works such as The Children of the Abbey (1796), The Irish Heiress (1797), and More Ghosts! (1798) exerted a considerable impact in the literary marketplace...

... the short stories it published as moments of opportunity for the periodical to expand its scope, readership and brow, and renegotiate its position in the literary marketplace. Cournos John Hamilton Mary Agnes Joyce James Mansfield Katherine O’Brien Edward J Strand Magazine Time and Tide Bloomsbury...

...This is the first monograph to examine how D. H. Lawrence established a professional writing career. Despite the ‘materialist turn’ in modernist studies, the extent and depth of D. H. Lawrence’s engagement with the literary marketplace has not been considered. The labelling of him as a working...

... by authors including Philip Meadows Taylor, Emma Roberts and Rudyard Kipling, and the historical narratives of James Tod. Opening with an overview and discussion of the literary marketplace of the early nineteenth century, it moves on to the analysis of key moments, events and concerns of Victorian India...

... Bloom Harold Ricks Christopher Tucker Herbert Shakespeare William alum Arnold Matthew Barrett Browning Elizabeth bread Clough Arthur food poetry gift annuals women’s literary networks literary marketplace Romantic genius Letitia Elizabeth Landon Alfred Tennyson Gift annuals were...

... Garrity Jane Browning Robert Flapper couture Ford Ford Madox fascism uniforms Walter Benjamin Georg Simmel Werner Sombart Siegfried Kracauer fashion Pierre Bourdieu modern capitalism literary marketplace modernism middlebrow literature This book argues that fashion mattered to anglophone...

... and the transatlantic literary marketplace (the relationship between cultural authority and market dominance, and the authorisation strategies that writers and publishers devised to ward off transatlantic piracy); second, the nineteenth-century Anglo-American lecture system (public speaking as a cultural practice...

... Pictorial Review magazine middlebrow literary culture women novelists Bowen Elizabeth Rhys Jean Edith Wharton literary marketplace Herbert Spencer taste standardisation evolutionary theory The Edith Wharton Collection in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University contains...